Lingering hopes for US Grand Prix

Saturday 19 November 2011 01:00 GMT

Texas promoter Tavo Hellmund remains hopeful that Austin can still host next year's US Grand Prix even after losing support from Formula One executive Bernie Ecclestone (pictured) (Getty Images)

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Texas promoter Tavo Hellmund remains hopeful that Austin can still host next year's US Grand Prix, despite losing the rights to the race and the apparent support of Formula One executive Bernie Ecclestone.

Hellmund said: "I'm really optimistic and hopeful we're going to have a Grand Prix."

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