No German GP in 2015

Nürburgring track

After months and months of suspension, doubts and rumors, FIA confirms that there will no be Grand Prix on the champion's ground.

Ahead the Australian GP, Ecclestone avowed to The Independent that "The German Grand Prix is dead at the moment. It won't get replaced if it doesn't happen. As with any race, if it is cacelled, it is cancelled." A statment which was givinnig already an idea of the coming decision about those tracks, even if there was still a little hope seeing the teams on German macadam.
It is the first time since 1960 that Germany will miss that race, reducing the calendar to 19 races.

FIA declares that "The German Grand Prix has been withdrawn as the Commercial Rights Holder and promoter did not reach agreement."
Nürburgring (potentially scheduled this year) and Hockenheim dealed to host grands prix on alternate years, but the first annouced financial issues to organize it, and the second, the boss said that it was to late to program properly the race, beacause it would have been impossible market the ticket in a right way.

So, the home which has seen its children becoming a seven-time world champion like Michael Schumacher or else, a four-time champion as Sebastian Vettel, currently promising with Ferrari, will not see in 2015 on its land, her new champion team Mercedes fighting on her tracks.
We can just expect that it is just a year to recover what miss to host Grand Prix and see them back the next season.

Angélique BELOKOPYTOV