The future of the Italian Grand Prix was still very much up in the air during what could turn out to be the penultimate weekend of Formula One racing at Monza. F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has threatened to drop Monza — one of the sport's historic circuits — when its contract runs out at the end of 2016. However, Andrea Dell'Orto, the new director of the group which manages the racetrack, is staying positive following a meeting with Ecclestone on Sunday. 'We confirmed that there is a desire to find an agreement, the cards are on the table and we're working towards 2016,' Dell'Orto said. 'Ecclestone has by no means already decided, we're still talking.' Monza, which first hosted...
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