Hockenheim's chief has urged German fans to turn up in numbers next year as the country returns to the formula one calendar. F1 is currently in an unplanned three-week gap between Silverstone and Hungary, because the embattled Nurburgring could not come up with the money for the 2015 race. But Germany is back for 2016 with a race date confirmed by the governing FIA. "We have a contract for 2016 and 2018. It was discussed and it has now been confirmed by the World Council," said Hockenheim chief Georg Seiler, confirming the deal that was already in place for alternating races between the circuit and the Nurburgring. "We always respect contracts," he insisted. He admitted,...
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