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Sean Bratches confirms more F1 Live events for 2018

Formula 1's Managing Director of Commercial Operations, Sean Bratches, has confirmed that the top tier motorsport series will hold more 'F1 Live' events in 2018. Last year, Formula 1 took to the streets of London ahead of the British Grand Prix, with all ten teams and 19 of the 20 full-time drivers of last season making appearances, driving cars of past seasons and classic racing machinery. 'The next events of this kind will not be quite that big,' Bratches told Auto Motor und Sport. 'We're planning something similar in Marseille, Berlin, Milan, Shanghai and Miami, but not with so many cars. 'We believe that this contact with the audience outside the race track is...
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