Hopes that Miami will be able to host a Grand Prix in 2021 remain alive for at least another 'three to six months', according to the Florida city's mayor Carlos Gimenez. Formula 1 has reached a deal in principle for a race at and near Hard Rock Stadium, but preparations hit an early snag when opposition groups made key blocking moves at the Miami-Dade commission. Mayor Gimenez used his veto to block the opposition earlier in this month and again this week, as an effort to override the veto failed as commissioners voted 7 to 5 in favour. 'This race isn't until May of 2021,' Gimenez told CBS Miami. 'Sustaining my veto buys three to six months so that we can at least get the parties that are...
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