July 11 (Reuters) - Singapore denied on Wednesday that a deal had been agreed with Formula One to extend the country's grand prix contract for five years after September's race.
Commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone had earlier been quoted in the Today newspaper as saying the contract extension was all set and that the timing of the official announcement would be decided by the Singapore government.
Organisers Singapore GP (SGP) said in a statement that negotiations on the terms of a second five-year contract were continuing. Full story
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