devilmaster
02-19-10, 06:00 PM
http://www.torontosun.com/sports/othersports/2010/02/18/12938546-qmi.html
The new boss of the Grand Prix of Canada chose his words carefully Thursday.
Francois Dumontier was in Toronto to promote the return of Formula 1 racing to Montreal’s famed Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Dumontier, who took control of the race from the legendary iron-fisted Normand Legault, knows that for the first time in decades he has a sales job on his hands to get back the 110,000 or so race fans who had flocked to Ile Notre Dame track every year prior to last season’s cancellation.
The new boss of the Grand Prix of Canada chose his words carefully Thursday.
Francois Dumontier was in Toronto to promote the return of Formula 1 racing to Montreal’s famed Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Dumontier, who took control of the race from the legendary iron-fisted Normand Legault, knows that for the first time in decades he has a sales job on his hands to get back the 110,000 or so race fans who had flocked to Ile Notre Dame track every year prior to last season’s cancellation.