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F1 CEO raises British Grand Prix future concerns as Keir Starmer meeting revealed
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali expressed concerns with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer regarding the future of the British Grand Prix, emphasizing the challenges posed by Brexit on travel regulations for international fans.
During his visit to 10 Downing Street before the Silverstone race weekend, Domenicali highlighted the importance of addressing visa and movement complications to ensure a seamless fan experience at the event.
Despite these hurdles, he remained optimistic that solutions could be found, with a record attendance of 500,000 fans expected at the British Grand Prix, solidifying its status as a major event on the UK sporting calendar.
Domenicali thanked the Prime Minister for the hospitality and praised the rich history of F1 in the UK, underscoring the country’s passion for motorsport and its significance as the home of the sport.
In response, Starmer lauded Formula 1 for its contributions to the UK, including technological innovation, economic benefits, and global reputation, pledging government support for the continued success of the sport in Britain.
