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Canadian Grand Prix CEO confident about event's future after successful weekend race
Canadian Grand Prix CEO Jean-Philippe Paradis acknowledged Monday his team was eager to make the Formula One event shine over the weekend. He hopes this year's race will serve as a springboard to making the event one of the most beloved stops on the F1 calendar.
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