Toyota's Fuji Speedway exits F1

Published: 8 July 2009 y., Wednesday

Toyota - the world's biggest car maker - is the circuit's majority owner has given up the hosting rights for the Japanese Grand Prix in 2010 and beyond as a way of cutting costs, says Fuji International Speedway's president.  

Šaltinis: Reuters
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