Zandvoort may have just been announced, but Vincenc Aguilera is not ruling out the Spanish Grand Prix returning for 2020 describing it as a “tragedy” if the Spanish Grand Prix was no longer on the calendar.
Zandvoort was announced as the host for the long term rumoured, Dutch Grand Prix and although no date as confirmed it is widely expected to be the first European race of the season replacing the Spanish Grand Prix. The Spanish Grand Prix has been held at the Circuit de Catalunya since 1991 and has been held there ever since.
Alguilera the circuit boss told El Mundo Deportivo: “We are not having any calendar discussions.
“It’s not that it is a problem or not. We can be on it, Zandvoort can and others as well.
“What would be a tragedy is if we lose F1.
“We will fight to keep the same date, but it would not be a drama either, I would prefer it to be 15 days sooner or later than to not have F1 at all.
“We have until summer, basically. It could be July, or the end of June, or the end of July if we complicate our lives a lot. But we have a reasonable amount of time to negotiate,” he added.