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Formula 1 in Rome?
Posted on January 5th, 2010 1 commentThe Formula 1 racing in Rome seems to become a reality! Last May the Rome Formula 1 circuit was presented by Mr. Herman Tilke, the architect of Bernie Ecclestone. Last December the 20th Maurizio Flammini confirmed the agreement with patron Ecclestone.
Gianni Alemanno, the mayor of Rome welcome the possible racing as an event of great importance but he pointed out that “It would’nt be a Monza alternative but simply an integration to the race in Monza”. “We foresee an induct of 1 billion euro per year and the city of Rome has to take important measures to widen its touristic offer addressed to both families and young people” the Mayor added.
69% of Romans are favorable at Formula 1 racing in Rome: the increase of tourism, the possibility to watch live the race, the promotion of Rome in the world… they are however very worried about the traffic even if the circuit will be located in the EUR area, far from the archeological sites.
It is likely that the Formula 1 racing will be held in Rome starting from 2013 even if other sources state even earlier, talking about 2012.
The date of 2012 would be consistent with Formula One’s growth that has scored at least one new racing added per year: Valencia and Singapore in 2008, Abu Dhabi in 2009, South Korea this year and India in 2011.
Have a look at the circuit in the picture below. More precise info regarding number of laps, circuit lenght and race distance published soon.
One response to “Formula 1 in Rome?”
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Claudio January 10th, 2010 at 16:00
imagine Giancarlo Fisichella driving in his own city!
Keep us posted as soon as you have new information available…
Ciao, Claudio
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