Mexico City is moving ever closer to a place on the F1 calendar with Bernie Ecclestone confirming talks are underway. The North American country, which last hosted a grand prix in 1992, has been hinting at a return to Formula One since before 2005, but nothing came after the early discussions. Officials initially wanted to host the race at the beach resort of Cancun, but Ecclestone says they failed to get permission. "We were going to do a race in Cancun. We had a contract but they couldn't get the permission they wanted," he told Autoweek. It appears Mexico City's Autódromo Hermanos Rodriguez will be the venue should the country make a return, much to Ecclestone's relief....
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