In Thailand, they agreed to continue negotiations on the race
We talked about the plans of the executive director and president of Formula 1 Stefano Domenicali to visit Thailand to negotiate the organization of the Bangkok Grand Prix.
Today, Domenicali held a meeting with Thai Prime Minister Phetongthan Shinawatra, at which the parties agreed to continue discussing the draft race.
"I was pleased to meet with Thai Prime Minister Phetong Thang Shinawatra and her team today to discuss their impressive plans for the race in Bangkok," the Formula 1 press service quoted Stefano Domenicali as saying. "I look forward to continuing our negotiations in the coming weeks and months."
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In Thailand, they agreed to continue negotiations on the race
Stefano Domenicali held a meeting with Thai Prime Minister Phetongthan Shinawatra, at which the parties agreed to continue discussing the draft race.