McLaren boss hints at opposition to more races

McLaren boss Ron Dennis has hinted that any proposal to further increase the grand prix calendar for next season could be met with opposition.

Wed, 16 Jun, 2004 - 18:49

McLaren boss Ron Dennis has hinted that any proposal to further increase the grand prix calendar for next season could be met with opposition.

The 10 Formula One teams are currently in the middle of an exhausting period of six races in eight weeks, which started last month with back-to-back races at Monaco and the Nurburgring.

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Courts Formula One Heathrow Place: Monaco Place: Nurburgring Place: Atlantic Place: Europe Place: Montreal Person: Ron Dennis Person: Normand Legault Person: Bernie Ecclestone Person: Dennis Event: Grand Prix Event: British Grands Prix Organisation: McLaren

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