Earlier this week, F1's hopes of a race in Miami suffered a further blow when at a meeting of the board of county commissioners at Miami-Dade's City Hall, two resolutions were passed, the first of which prohibits road closures near residential neighbourhoods in Miami Gardens, which would mean the current proposed track layout would need to be changed, while the second calls for a public hearing before any F1 race in Miami Gardens gets formal approval. Taking to social media, some attendees at the meeting voiced their opinion that F1 commercial boss, Sean Bratches argued a somewhat weak case in defence of the race. There could be good reason for this. If there is one thing certain to make...
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