From GMM
Chris Pook has confirmed he is involved with plans for a second formula one race in the United States.
Pook is a British businessman who championed the famous Long Beach street event for F1 before heading the Champ Car series.
It has been reported this week that, alongside Austin's inaugural United States grand prix in 2012, Bernie Ecclestone is in talks for another race amid the New York skyline.
A recent proposal for a site in Jersey City was ruled out, but reports suggest another location in New Jersey is on the cards.
Pook, also involved with F1's Watkins Glen race in the 70s and subsequent events in Detroit, Las Vegas and Dallas, confirmed that he is working on a New Jersey F1 project.
He said he could not give details, like the proposed site, because of a non-disclosure agreement.
F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone told the Austin newspaper American-Statesman: "There are no agreements (for a second race). We haven't finalised anything."
Chris Pook has confirmed he is involved with plans for a second formula one race in the United States.
Pook is a British businessman who championed the famous Long Beach street event for F1 before heading the Champ Car series.
It has been reported this week that, alongside Austin's inaugural United States grand prix in 2012, Bernie Ecclestone is in talks for another race amid the New York skyline.
A recent proposal for a site in Jersey City was ruled out, but reports suggest another location in New Jersey is on the cards.
Pook, also involved with F1's Watkins Glen race in the 70s and subsequent events in Detroit, Las Vegas and Dallas, confirmed that he is working on a New Jersey F1 project.
He said he could not give details, like the proposed site, because of a non-disclosure agreement.
F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone told the Austin newspaper American-Statesman: "There are no agreements (for a second race). We haven't finalised anything."