Formula 1 will return to Donington Park for the first time in 15 years in 2010, with the announcement that the Leicestershire track is to host the British Grand Prix.The ten-year deal that has been struck means that Silverstone – the self-styled ‘Home of British Motor Racing’ and traditional home to the event for 41 of the past 58 years, since the official inception of the F1 World Championship – has been left out in the cold, after circuit owners the British Racing Drivers’ Club failed to agree financial terms with the sport’s commercial rights-holder Bernie Ecclestone.A £100 million investment has been announced to help bring Donington up to F1 standards, and there is undoubtedly much work to be done.So here’s your chance to have your say – is Donington the right place for the British Grand Prix to be held, or should it have remained at Silverstone…or even moved somewhere else altogether?
Is Donington the right place for the race?
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