Silverstone has responded to a report suggesting it has offered Formula 1's commercial rights holder, Liberty Media, all of its profits from hosting the British Grand Prix in or🍌der to keep the race beyond 2019 as "pure🎀 fiction."

Silver🦋stone triggered a break clause in its F1 contract last year that allowed it to stop staging the British Grand Prix after 2019, in a bid to try and negotiate better terms with ෴Liberty Media to make hosting the race more viable.

Talks between Silverstone and F1 officials have been running for some time to try and secure a fresh deal for the British Grand Prix, with the circuit warning earlier this month it 168澳🎃洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:would not pay "🌌any price" just to keep the race.

A recent report in The Mail on Sunday claimed Silverstone had made an offer to "give all✤ the profit it makes from the race to F1 in return for enough money to cover the cost🧜s of hosting the event" in a bid to save the British Grand Prix.

However, the circuit has denied such an offer has been made, calling ജit "pure fiction and spurious s🐷peculation."

“As previousl🙈y stated, we have no intention of talking about the Bri𒊎tish Grand Prix contract negotiation in public," BRDC chairman John Grant said.

"As h🧔as been made clear recently by Stuart Pringle, Silverstone’s Managing Director, we have consistently said that we would like to maintain the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, but only on terms that are commercially viable and, obviously, that means a deal that is also commercially acceptable to Formula 1.

📖"We have agreed w🐬ith F1 to keep these discussions private and will continue to do so."

F1 CEO and chairman Chase Carey said last month the sport had "an array of options" to keep th♑e British Grand Prix on the F1 cꦫalendar if a 🐻deal with Silverstone could not be agreed upon.