number was consistent with the past few years. The inaugural race in 2000 drew a crowd twice that size. "The challenge is building on that," he said, adding that more consistent national exposure and title sponsors should be a part of bringing F1 back. "I think the future will depend on recognizing the fact that the United States is a bit different and to the extent it is important we're going to have to figure how to work it out." Although Indy attracts one of the larger crowds on the F1 circuit, Ecclestone has complained that it is poorly promoted. F1 has no American teams and only one American driver, Californian Scott Speed. The field this year was minus two drivers popular in Indianapolis, five-time USGP winner MichaelWASHINGTON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - The United States could remain in the Paris climate accord under the right conditions, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Sunday.

President Donald Trump was willing to work with partners in the Paris agreement if the United States could construct a set of terms that are fair and balanced for Americans, Tillerson said on the CBS “Face The Nation” program.

“The president said he is open to finding those conditions where we can remain engaged with others on what we all agree is still a challenging issue,” Tillerson said.

Trump administration officials said the United States would not pull out of the agreement and had offered to re-engage in the deal, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday. U.S. officials attended a meeting on Saturday