F1 sides to sign new deal

The future of Formula One should finally be resolved by the end of the next week.

Fri, 24 Jul, 2009 - 18:55

The future of Formula One should finally be resolved by the end of the next week.

A new Concorde Agreement, the commercial document that governs the sport, is due to be signed by the FIA, Bernie Ecclestone’s Formula One Association and all 13 teams due to compete from next year.

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