While the word 'veto' usually sends shivers down the spines of F1 bosses, a move by Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez offers the sport a lifeline as it seeks to host a race in the Florida city. Mayor Gimenez has issued a rare veto in a bid to give the various sides in the dispute over the proposed raced around the Hard Rock Stadium more time to find a compromise. Last week's meeting of the board of county commissioners at Miami-Dade's City Hall saw hopes of a Miami race suffer yet another blow as two resolutions were passed, the first prohibiting road closures near residential neighbourhoods in Miami Gardens, which would mean the proposed track layout would need to be changed, while the...
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