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Monaco Prince confident of new F1 deal

May 25 Monaco's Prince Albert is confident the Principality will retain its iconic Formula 1 street race. As F1's owner Liberty Media expands to exciting new venues including Miami and Las Vegas, it has become clear that even the sport's most historic races like Monte Carlo are no longer safe. 'If Monaco was a new circuit coming on to the calendar now and they said ‘You're going to have the lowest fee and you won't be able to overtake', it would never be accepted,' Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said. 'If you stand still, you're going backwards, and I think that applies to all aspects of the sport.' According to the French sports daily L'Equipe, Prince Albert II of Monaco has...
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