Doubts over Fuji Speedway hosting Japan F1 GP
July 3, 2009 |11:33 | Formula One Gossips | Formula One Races By : Team X
Toyota-owned Fuji International Speedway is reportedly planning to pull out of hosting the 2010 Japanese Formula One Grand Prix.
The world's biggest automaker has refused to comment on reports carried by domestic newspapers and Japan's national news agency.
Fuji has decided not to host the 2010 race, Kyodo News agency reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
A Toyota spokesman told the Associated Press: "It's true that (Fuji Speedway) is making various considerations regarding its hosting of the event next year," but refused to elaborate further.


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