Hockenheim's CEO Georg Seiler is unable to say at this stage whether the German Grand Prix will continue after 2018 and "serious discussions" need to take place. read more »

Hockenheim's CEO Georg Seiler warns no new deal is in place to save the future of the F1 German Grand Prix beyond 2018. read more »

Hockenheim chief Georg Seiler has confirmed that there will be no German Grand Prix in 2017, after negotiations failed to produce an agreement, meaning the… read more »

Hockenheim chief Georg Seller visited the Spanish GP to meet F1 executive chief Bernie Ecclestone. The duo talked about the future of the German GP which is still unsure after... read more »

Organisers of next year's German Grand Prix say that they will need a high attendance if the race's long-term future is to be secured. The German Grand Prix dropped... read more »

Hockenheim CEO Georg Seiler says that the circuit will need a strong attendance in 2016 if it is to secure the long-term future of the German Grand Prix. The… read more »

The German Grand Prix is certain to return in 2016 according to Hockenheim director Georg Seiler. View the original post at German Grand Prix return '1000 per cent'... read more »

The 2016 German Grand Prix will definitely happen according to venue manager Georg Seiler, following doubts after this year's event was removed from the calendar. The... read more »

There will be no German Grand Prix in the 2015 Formula One season, according to Hockenheim circuit boss Georg Seiler... read more »

There will be no German Grand Prix this year, that's what Hockenheim circuit boss Georg Seiler has told Bild newspaper. Seiler has confirmed that the Hockenheim circuit,... read more »

Hockenheim boss Georg Seiler says the circuit cannot host this year's German Grand Prix due to the short turnaround to sell tickets read more »

There will be no German GP in 2015, according to reports in the country after Hockenheim’s boss Georg Seiler said the time had passed to put a deal together. read more »

Hockenheim boss Georg Seiler says his track has given up hope of hosting Formula 1's German Grand Prix this year read more »

The German Grand Prix could yet remain at the Nurburgring in 2015 if a deal can be reached, according to a representative of the circuit's new owner. Bernie Ecclestone... read more »

The German Grand Prix could find a permanent home next year following news that the Nurburgring is close to agreeing a deal which will see it host the event until at least... read more »

Hockenheim circuit boss Georg Seiler has described as "a joke" the press release issued by the Nürburgring's new owners, claiming that it is close to becoming... read more »

The German GP weekend is right around the corner, and this year it is again to be held at Hockenheim. The circuit's managing director, Georg Seiler is of course happy... read more »