Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone said a deal for the future of the Italian Grand Prix after this season is still in limbo as politics have made the situation a more complicated affair. The future of the circuit remains uncertain as there's no contract beyond 2016. The historic circuit has been on the Formula 1 race calendar every year since the championship started back in 1950 apart from 1980, when the Italian race switched over to Imola. 'It's Italian. A lot of conversations at the moment and not much action,' Ecclestone told Reuters when asked about ongoing negotiations. 'They said to me a few months ago ‘everything is sorted out, we know exactly where we are and it's all agreed...
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