Future of Canadian Grand Prix still unclear

The future of the Canadian Grand Prix continues to hang in the balance.

Thu, 23 Oct, 2008 - 16:50

The future of the Canadian Grand Prix continues to hang in the balance.

Bernie Ecclestone today met with Montreal mayor Gerald Tremblay, Quebec economic development minister Raymond Bachand and federal minister of international trade Michael Fortier.

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