Grand Prix of Monza seems still uncertain

Posted on 11-02-2016 13:47 by nicolasr – 39 Comments”

Because Bernie (108) do not know whether enough money can be received…

The Formula 1. Rarely has a sport been through that so many mixed feelings. On the one hand, we have of course our own Max Verstappen, the boy man who makes sure that there is again the whole world is Dutch on Sunday morning/afternoon/evening in front of the tube, of whose inhaalacties we massively enjoy, and that has ensured that masses of children on go-carting are done by their parents. On the other hand, we have Bernie Ecclestone (109). The man who, with his insatiable hunger for even more money, personally, for has ensured that the soul was slowly but surely from the king’s class of motorsport disappears. With its Hermann Tilke-tracks.

Because what has that old geldwolf the boss of the whole circus now done again? According to Motorsport.com he makes allusions to the disappearance of the Grand Prix of Monza. According to Bernie (112), there are ” the necessary question about the funding of the renovations to the circuit, and he is also worried about the financial stability of the organisation is the GP farm’. In other words; “You are Italians and I think everything is best, but I trust you won’t. I just need a couple of million obtain with those races, and that is a lot easier in a sandbox/dictatorship/a combination of both”. He has previously said, but then came the Italians with a clever way to get from the government some money in the races to pump water. But that commitment is not enough for Bernie (113), who wants money, money and again money. And if that but a little unsure, the whole party not by.

The drivers are also a bit done with Bernies monetary famine and jumps in the gap for the circuit where for a year and a day, the highest speed is achieved. (And not only by a Formula 1 car by the way.)
As Sebastian Vettel it is aptly said; “If we take this away from the calendar for any shitty money reasons, you are basically ripping our hearts out. The emotions here are incredible. You stand on the grid and people left and right are happy to be part of it”.

Actually, there are only two things positive to Bernie Ecclestone (115): his daughters.