Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone explained that the Korean GP was added to the 2015 racing calendar for legal reasons and not so that racers could use five instead of just four engines in the season, as was the guesswork.
Ecclestone said they had only agreed on a one-year break with the organizers of the Korean race. “Organizers would have preferred to see them if they hadn’t been added to the calendar,” he said. “But we have a contract and we had to put them on the calendar. If we didn’t, we could be sued. We gave them a one-year break in anticipation of their return, ”Ecclestone explained.
The 2015 Korean Grand Prix race has not yet been officially confirmed, which could mean that organizers will extend their absence from the Formula One race calendar under a new deal with Eccleston.
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