MONTREAL: Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone on Monday confirmed that next year’s Canadian Grand Prix had fallen victim to tough new anti-tobacco laws.
“I spoke to him (Ecclestone) on the telephone today and we’re still missing from the 2004 calendar,” race promoter Normand Legault told AFP.
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