Despite media reports to the contrary, FIA President Jean Todt has said the inaugural Russian Grand Prix will go ahead as planned in October.The event, due to be held at the Sochi International Street Circuit, was said to be in doubt following the escalation of events in the Crimea.However, speaking to reporters in Barcelona at the weekend, Todt said that as far as he is concerned the race will go ahead stating that there is 'nothing that should change the running of the calendar'.Meanwhile, promoter Sergey Vorobyev, who attended the Spanish round of the world championship, told Reuters. 'I have no doubts the race will go ahead. We have construction being done at a good pace, we have the...
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