Donnington deadline passes
Filed under: Formula 1
26 October 2009
We mentioned in an earlier article that Silverstone may get a last chance to host the F1 Grand Prix next year after worries that Donnington would not be able to hold the event.
The latest deadline that Donnington had to show it had the necessary funds in place has now passed (1200 GMT). That means that Silverstone may now get the chance to host the GP they thought they had lost earlier in the year.
Silverstone has been F1’s stomping ground in Britain since 1987 and has seen many track and circuit developments over the years, whereas Donnington has only hosted one race in the last 20 years, the European grand prix in 1993.
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