Japan's Bridgestone Corp. said Monday it would not enter into a new tyre supply contract with the Formula One world championship series after late 2010, citing a changing "business environment."
Japan's Bridgestone Corp. said Monday it would not enter into a new tyre supply contract with the Formula One world championship series after late 2010, citing a changing "business environment."
"Bridgestone today announced that it will not enter into a new tyre supply contract with the FIA Formula One World Championship series," said a company statement. The current contract is set to expire after the 2010 season.
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