F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone says he is open to working with a new race promoter if it saves the embattled Italian Grand Prix, as negotiations with the current group are at a standstill. With the F1 supremo warning that Monza must pay more to stay on the calendar beyond 2016, Italian automobile club chief Angelo Sticchi Damiani and Ivan Capelli, representing the promoter Sias, flew to Monaco last weekend for talks. Afterwards, Ecclestone said the situation remains 'at a standstill'. The Italian weekly Autosprint reports that the 84-year-old Briton is offering Monza a new deal along the lines of the Red Bull-promoted Austrian grand prix. Ecclestone rejects the argument that he is...
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