Monza extends Formula One rights to 2016

Written by Associated Press

MONZA, Italy − Italy's Monza circuit will stage Grand Prix races until 2016 after Formula One rights holder Bernie Ecclestone agreed a contract extension with the venue.

Monza has hosted races since 1922 but its place in the race calendar was threatened by a proposed race around the streets of Rome.

An existing deal to host the Italian Grand Prix was to end in 2012.

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