EPISODE · Jan 9, 2013 · 6 MIN
Planeta Motor: "Ecclestone aceptaría perder un Gran Premio"
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Fragmento del programa PLANETA DEPORTE presentado por Jordi Gil y Martini en el que los especialistas de la mesa de debate analizan las recientes declaraciones de Bernie Ecclestone sobre la pérdida de un Gran Premio la próxima temporada.
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