At a time five of the current Grands Prix - among them two of the most iconic circuits in the sport's history - are in the final year of their contracts, their futures in serious jeopardy as the relevant parties remain unable to agree an acceptable financial deal, it has been revealed that F1 is in talks to host a second race in China, a street race in Beijing. 'In terms of interest, we would be highly interested in a street race,' F1 commercial boss, Sean Bratches told AFP. 'It would be a nice juxtaposition to the purpose-built, extraordinary facility that we have here,' he added, referring to the Shanghai International Circuit which on Sunday hosted the 1,000th race in the sport's...
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