Nov 4th, 2009 - Newser
The project to build a new stadium for the French Open has been blocked because of political issues, but the French Tennis Federation said Wednesday that it was confident it will go ahead as planned.
Gilbert Ysern, the general director of the French Tennis Federation, said that the Paris mayor's office "was unsure of the project's outcome," and that time was now running out to launch the construction work.
Related stories:
French Open's extension project on hold
Nov 4th, 2009 - Forbes
PARIS -- The building of a new stadium for the French Open has been blocked because of political issues, but the French Tennis Federation said Wednesday that it was confident it will go ahead as planned. Gilbert Ysern...
French Open's extension project on hold for now
Nov 4th, 2009 - Forbes
PARIS -- The project to build a new stadium for the French Open has been blocked because of political issues, but the French tennis federation is confident it will go ahead as planned.
Related videos from YouTube:
1:40Tennis Week: Hottest Outfits at the French Open
Michelle Beadle recaps all of the hottest outfits, both male and female, at Roland Garros.
1:59Chang run to the 1989 French Open title
Michael Chang vs. Ivan Lendl and Stefan Edberg
2:38Is Roland Garros big enough for the French Open?
REPORT: For the French Tennis Federation, expanding the French Open's facilities is urgent. ( X.Chemisseur, P.Gabas)
2:22Rafael Nadal interview after losing at Roland Garros 2009
Rafael Nadal interview after losing at Roland Garros 2009 Watch more videos in HD online on www.DigitalTVonPC.com everything is 100% Free for you! We have more than 10.000 Free DVD titels The defending champion and " THE KING OF CLAY " was defeated today at Roland Garros by the Swedish ...
