Guenther Steiner figures Formula 1 shouldn't feel it is vital for occupy the space on this season's schedule abandoned by Sochi.
F1 declared another record of 23 races in front of the mission, one more than in 2021 with a few scenes getting back to the timetable having been stopped while the worldwide pandemic was seething.
However, the all out number of affirmed grands prix is as of now down to 22 because of occasions in eastern Europe which implied Sochi has been dropped.
That race, on September 25, was arranged as the first of an exhausting triple-header followed by the Singapore and Japanese Grands Prix, the two of which are set to happen interestingly starting around 2019.
There has, obviously, been a lot of hypothesis about which circuit could overcome any barrier between the Italian Grand Prix on September 11 and the Singapore occasion three weeks after the fact.
Turkey, which moved forward in both 2020 and 2021 to fill in for dropped races, was among the main choices referenced, alongside Qatar which possesses a full-time place from the following year.
The idea that arose in the Australian Grand Prix enclosure, in the mean time, was that Singapore could turn into a twofold header, with the additional race possibly being organized before in the day rather than the standard evening.
In any case, such a move could incite cases of making a race only for it - and given the requests in group staff, particularly in a generally blocked last part of the time, Haas group head Steiner doesn't view that as being fundamental.
There is additionally the monetary perspective despite the game's expense cap.
Found out if F1 ought to consider setting aside cash by keeping the schedule at 22 races following Sochi's hacking out, Steiner said: "I think it relies heavily on how much another race brings to the primary concern of the financial plan.
"That is in the possession of F1 and to ensure we won't a race just to go to a race, particularly with the greater expenses of transport and things like this.
"So we really want to ensure, or F1 will ensure, we go to a spot and the expense is sufficient so we are not losing cash on the off chance that we go to another spot.
"22 races is a lot of races, yet on the off chance that you can get 23 with the right commitment it is fine with us."
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