According to German news agency "dpa" and two German newspapers, the Nürburgring will insolvent from December 1st on. Negotiations with Bernie Ecclestone failed and Formula 1 will not race there in 2013. Due to the complexety of the events and the potential threat of new legal events is also putting the three confirmed events (the 24 hour race, the Truck Grand Prix and the DTM race) for 2013 onto jeopardy.

Turned out to be very expensive rollercoaster.

Restructure debt / change ownership then carry on as before.

A documentery of the Nürburgring desaster by the German public television with English subtitles.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... 4AZIlc&feature=relmfu
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... mKxOSc&feature=relmfu
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... BOM5VI&feature=relmfu
Part 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... bJ2xcc&feature=relmfu

Good riddance F1. Now they can turn towards the profitable parts of the business (not many, btw ).

Vain

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According to German news agency "dpa" and two German newspapers, the Nürburgring will insolvent from December 1st on. Negotiations with Bernie Ecclestone failed and Formula 1 will not race there in 2013. Due to the complexety of the events and the potential threat of new legal events is also putting the three confirmed events (the 24 hour race, the Truck Grand Prix and the DTM race) for 2013 onto jeopardy.

Don't forget "Rock am Ring" as it is one of the mayor events in terms of money made for the Nürburgring.

Damn, the nurburgring f1 race has always been good.

Idiots in suits ruined everything.

Idiots in suits always ruin everything. But the shareholders have alot to answer for too. Who's the majority shareholder?

Positive news from the official Nürburgring 24h Facebook page. The race is saved.

Very good news:

http://www.racedepartment.com/ ... rdschleife-out-of-danger/