Pirelli wants 'medium-term' F1 stay
Dec.4 (GMM) Pirelli is keen to stay in Formula One well beyond next season, according to motor sport director Paul Hembery.
"Maximising the investments in terms of profitability will require a medium-term commitment," Hembery is quoted by journalist Peter Hesseler in the German-language Speed Week.
He answered "eight to ten years" when asked what his definition of medium-term is.
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