President of the British Racing Drivers' Club Derek Warwick has said he is feeling 'very positive' about the future of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, despite the recent news that it could activate a break clause in its current deal after 2019 to drop the race. Silverstone, which is owned and run by the BRDC, has a deal in place to host the British GP until 2026. However a letter circulated to all members before Christmas cast doubts over the future of the race, with BRDC chairman John Grant saying it isn't financially viable. Warwick however moved to calm any fears they could dump the race, confirming they are in talks with the government about funding and with Bernie...
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