Formula 1: Spa returns!

net (Wayne Stuart) wrote in news:1fz4uu2.ylkam0iqzautN%me4
@privacy.net:
 

Wasn't Imola under some threat, as well?

On Sun, 03 Aug 2003 18:35:11 GMT, Ped Xing <com> wrote:
 

They could drop Hungary... <g>

Ped Xing <com> wrote:
 

Surely not! In Formula Italia/Deutschland, one GP each is just crazy
talk dude! ;-v

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Tom2000 waffled on in a quite bewildering manner to produce... 

They could drop that silly American one, that'd be much better. Then again,
there's as much chance of that as there is of them using the proper
Nurburgring (the 14.6 miles Lauda frying one), or putting Eau Rouge back to
how it should be, a tricky corner on one of the best circuits in the world.

Pete M

Somewhere on planet earth..... on Sun, 03 Aug 2003 18:35:11 GMT, Ped Xing
<com> types:
 

The first races to go will always be one race from the double-dippers like
Germany, France and Italy. After that, it`s a guess.

Helicon_One said the following on 8/4/2003 2:01 AM: 

The way I've read the articles it's as an alternative to Silverstone -
but they have a shitload of work to do before then. The roads would be
carnage as well...
 

Cheers
Graham (15mins from the main entrance

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In article <bglc4a$73q$lut.ac.uk>, Graham Hodgson
<com> writes 
Tom Wheatcroft has been reported as saying he's willing to plough £50
million into the project.

Personally I love Donington. it's one of my favourite circuits, and I'd
hate to see it bastardised as Silverstone has been.
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Ian Dalziel said the following on 8/4/2003 11:50 AM:
 

It was busy for the EuroBoss event earlier in the year, and that was
what I was basing my comments on. Were the fields not boggy in '93?

Cheers
Graham

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