When Chase Carey and Sean Bratches insist that they see the future of Formula One comprising races in the world's 'destination cities', the word 'outskirts' is never included. However, as they realise that a Grand Prix on the streets on central London is nigh impossible, F1 technical boss Ross Brawn reveals that a race on the outskirts of the city is being considered. 'I think because F1 is a week-long activity minimum, the disruption it would cause in the centre of London would be unacceptable,' he tells the Evening Standard. 'I don't think Londoners really need to worry about us taking over the centre of London for a week,' he adds. 'But there are things on the periphery that are being...
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