Barcelona is ready to deal a blow to fellow Spanish city Valencia's hopes of a return to the Formula One calendar next year, the head of its Circuit de Catalunya said on Saturday. The track's director general Salvador Servia played down suggestions that Barcelona, which has hosted an annual grand prix since 1991, would be forced to alternate with Valencia, which has been dropped from the schedule this season. "We are working on next year. We have already published the ticket prices for 2014," Servia told Reuters, adding that Barcelona wanted to extend a contract that ran until 2016 to remain a permanent fixture on the calendar. "We have done 23 years of Formula One and our...
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