Formule 1

Stefano Domenicali wil races in Europa behouden: "Evenwicht nodig"

Door Jordy Stuivenberg23 oktober 2010 · 09:28 uur1 min lezen

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Ferrari-teambaas Stefano Domenicali is bang dat er meer tradionele Europese F1 Grands Prix van de kalender gaan verdwijnen. Het Formule 1-circus is dit weekend voor het eerst te gast in Korea, terwijl er ook in India, de Verenigde Staten en Rusland druk gewerkt wordt aan nieuwe circuit.

“We hebben evenwicht nodig”, liet Domenicali weten. “Natuurlijk is het erg belangrijk om de populariteit van de Formule 1 te vergroten door andere werelddelen aan te doen. We moeten de races in Europa echter niet vergeten, dat is erg belangrijk voor ons.”

Jordy Stuivenberg

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