On the day that could mark the deadline for the BRDC to sign a contract with Bernie Ecclestone, Mark Webber has insisted that Formula One must remain at Silverstone.
Bernie Ecclestone says the BRDC has just two days to sign a contract if they want to host the 2010 British GP.
Tom Wheatcroft, the owner of the Donington Park race circuit which had been scheduled to stage next year's British Formula One Grand Prix, has died.
Motor racing chief Bernie Ecclestone was on Sunday urged to ensure the future of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
Several F1 team bosses have hit back at Bernie Ecclestone's remark that Formula One does not need a British Grand Prix
Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed there will be no British Grand Prix at Donington Park in 2010.
Nick Heidfeld believes it is imperative Great Britain retains its grand prix as doubts continue to surround next year's race.
Reports in Britain claim Bernie Ecclestone has 'given up' on the British GP taking place at Donington and is talking with Silverstone.
Bernie Ecclestone insists Formula One does not need the British GP as negotiations continue over the hosting of the race from 2010.
The BRDC, owners of the Silverstone circuit, are reportedly in talks with Bernie Ecclestone about hosting next year's British Grand Prix.
Donington Park boss Simon Gillett faces a make-or-break meeting on Monday which will determine the future of the British Grand Prix.
Bernie Ecclestone has given Donington Park bosses until October 3rd to prove they are in a position to host next year's British GP or else he'll pull the plug.
Silverstone chief Richard Phillips is growing increasingly hopeful of retaining the British Grand Prix at the circuit.
Construction work on the Donington Park circuit will begin on August 1, according to boss Simon Gillett.
Donington's grand prix aspirations took another step towards being realised on Friday as Simon Gillett signed a document which paves the way for major redevelopment to begin in earnest.