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F1 : FIA and its Gallic President powerless to revive the French Formula 1 Grand Prix E-mail
Thursday, 13 December 2012 13:21
Todt - Not up to me to revive French GP - Jean Todt insists it is not up to him to revive France's Formula One Grand Prix.

Despite earlier efforts by venues Paul Ricard and Magny Cours to raise the tricolour once again, the last remaining spot on the 2013 calendar is now expected to be filled by either Turkey or Austria.

But with Formula 1's Paris based governing body headed by a Frenchman, president Todt, surely the 66 year old could wield his power in favour of a French Grand Prix?

"It is up to neither the FIA nor its president to address this problem," he is quoted as insisting.

"It is up to the French motor sport federation, the regions and eventually the French authorities.

"But as someone passionate about motor racing, I would be happy if there is a Grand Prix de France.

"If the file arrives on my desk, I will obviously do what I can for a favourable outcome. But that is still to happen," insisted Todt, according to French reports.

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