Former Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone said no one had the balls to take the Monaco Grand Prix away, amid increasing talks of uncertainty surrounding the future of the historic event. Ecclestone, the sport's former commercial supremo said on Friday that F1 would be making a wrong move if it dropped the Monaco Grand Prix. The Mediterranean principality is in contract discussions amid plenty of debate about the future of the showcase race on a crowded calendar set to expand to other alluring venues such as Las Vegas. There has been speculation the race, part of the fabric of the sport since the first world championship season in 1950, could alternate. 'I don't think anyone's got the...
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