By Josh Barnett
January 22 2005
The SLEC have no intention of terminating Ecclestone's involement in the sport even after they won a court case against the F1 supremo. Gerhard Gribowsky, the chairman of the F1 holding company, said: "We would have to be badly advised to get rid of a figure such as Ecclestone. But there is a limit. We'll not except a role in which we carry the risks and are ready to fight for our own position. Our aim is to guarantee the sport's long-term stability."