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Germany's ‘unbelievable' F1 demise

Jan.25 The demise of Formula 1 in Germany is 'unbelievable', according to top Red Bull official Dr Helmut Marko. While German drivers, teams, two German grands prix and a huge public following once filled F1, the situation is vastly different today. Nico Hulkenberg is the last German driver, Hockenheim and the Nurburgring are absent from the calendar, and F1 even looks set to disappear from free-to-air television from 2023. 'In Germany, Formula 1 has turned into a tragedy that every motorsport enthusiast can only be ashamed of,' Norbert Haug, former Mercedes boss, told Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland. 'A zealous green anti-automobile activist could not have developed a less ambitious and...
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