LONDON, March 21 | Wed Mar 21, 2012 6:55am EDT
LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone said on Wednesday he had recommended Singapore as a location for a flotation of the business but added that a decision was up to private equity owners CVC.
Asked about reports of a listing in Singapore, Ecclestone told Reuters: "That's what I've proposed to them (CVC)."
Speaking to Reuters in a telephone interview, Ecclestone referred further queries to CVC, the private equity company who own a majority stake in the motor racing business.
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