Former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has expressed his displeasure with the decision to include Las Vegas on the F1 calendar.
In addition, he expressed his belief that the extensive 24-race calendar could be reduced in the future.
The former head of Formula 1, Bernie Ecclestone has expressed his discontent with the decision to include Las Vegas in the F1 calendar, considering that this approach towards a show model that prioritizes elements outside of track competition It does not align with the essence of the category.
“I’m not looking forward to Las Vegas, that has nothing to do with F1,” commented Ecclestone, noting his lack of enthusiasm for the addition of the Las Vegas race to the Formula 1 calendar. Furthermore, expressed his belief that the extensive 24-race calendar could be reduced in the futuresuggesting that some races could be eliminated.
Ecclestone, known for his pivotal role in the global expansion of F1 outside Europe, stressed the importance of maintaining the global nature of the championship. “I am happy that F1 continues to evolve around the world. I was the one who took this category out of Europe and took it to the rest of the planet and that is why it is called the World Cup, not the European Championship,” highlighted the British magnate.