Singapore unlikely to extend F1 race deal


Nico Rosberg of Germany in the lead during the 2016 Formula One Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit on Sept 18, 2016. - AFP

MIAMI (Florida): Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has hinted that Singapore Grand Prix chiefs no longer want to hold an F1 race, reported Motorsport.com

There has been speculation for several months on whether Singapore is renewing its current contract, which runs out after next year's race. However, in an interview with German publication Auto Motor Und Sport published Sunday, Ecclestone said that his belief was that Singapore was not going to extend its race deal.

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