BRDC: No deal done yet - Exclusive.
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The CEO of the British Racing Drivers Club has denied that a deal has been struck with the Brands Synergy group to rescue the British Grand Prix.
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The track-owning BRDC ultimately gambled on making a loss next year by succumbing to Ecclestone&#39;s proposed race fee. The only sticking point now is the duration of a new contract -- Bernie wants to renegotiate
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The British Grand Prix has been left out of the 2005 Formula One calendar for the first time ever. Head of Formula One, Bernie Ecclestone reportedly wanted Â£8.
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UK investment group CVC Capital Partners will not launch an official takeover offer for Swiss flooring materials group Forbo Holding AG before January 2005, Swiss finance magazine Cash said, citing CVC director ...
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The British Grand Prix debacle, which we forecast yesterday, was inevitable, given the parties involved in the negotiations. The race will no doubt return one day to the Formula 1 calendar but that is not
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Business & money: Â· No talks yet to extend designer's contractÂ· Retailer to report worst performance for two years
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&quot;At the moment it seems that the calendar is not going to include the British Grand Prix for 2005,&quot; Stewart, president of the British Racing Drivers&#39; Club (BRDC) that owns the Silverstone circuit, told BBC radio.
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Bernie Ecclestone says the British Grand Prix is dead - but we will have to wait and see if that is actually a reality. Cancelling the British Grand Prix would be a major step for Ecclestone as he is sure
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Itâs official: the British Grand Prix in Silverstone is to live for at least another five years. The British Racing Drivers&#39; Club that owns the Silverstone racing circuit and Bernie Ecclestone, Formula1 boss, stroke a compromise deal.
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The British Racing Driversâ Club (BRDC), which owns Silverstone race track, has turned to the Formula One (F1) racing teams and drivers in an attempt to save the 2005 British Grand Prix.
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The Formula 1 teams say that the British Grand Prix is saved but the owners of Silverstone, the British Racing Drivers&#39; Club do not yet have a deal with Formula One Management.
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The automaker said today that it had received several opening bids for Jaguar and Land Rover but had made no decisions on the fate of the two British brands.
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The British Racing Drivers&#39;Club (BRDC) and FOA today announced a contractual and financial agreement which will secure the future of the Grand Prix at Silverstone for the next five years.
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Motorsport.com. Although a deal is not yet struck, it seems likely that David Coulthard will drive for Red Bull Racing next season.
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The British GP was sensationally axed when Silverstone&#39;s owners failed to meet F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone&#39;s asking price to stage the race, while its French counterpart has had its neck on the block for some time.
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Jenson Button must wait until next month before discovering which Formula One team he can race for next season. He wants to leave BAR for Williams but both teams claim to have a deal with the British driver
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Motorsport.com. The Jenson Button/BAR/Williams saga is still rolling on and Williams has now lodged its contract with Button with the Contract Recognition Board (CRB) in regard to the 2005 season and beyond.