Sebastian Vettel took the lead ahead of turn 1, never to give it away again and went on to win the Korean GP in controlled fashion. Mark Webber ran the entire race in second place and set the race's fastest lap. Fernando Alonso finished third, ahead of Felipe Massa.
Monaco pays no fees, to my memoryWilliamsF1 wrote:Must be the worst deal done.beelsebob wrote: The track pays $55m in fees to Bernie,
European GPs such as Spa would be getting a sweet deal, should be comparable to Silverstone deal.
Monaco did not pay until last year. Now they do, but it is a very small fee. If memory serves me right it is no more than $1m. I read that the budget for the race is $35-40m. They also are allowed to keep the revenues for track side advertising which no other promoter may do. But still the principality has to subsidize the event by approximately $10m. This money they easily recoup by the taxation on the tourist business the race creates.raymondu999 wrote:Monaco pays no fees, to my memory
