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Late start won't save GP, says Ecclestone

By Alan Baldwin

Tuesday, March 11th 2008, 22:28 GMT

Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has dismissed a proposal by Australian Grand Prix organisers for the race to start later next year in the hope of keeping it on the calendar beyond 2010.

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