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Silverstone has go-ahead to seek investors
Silverstone’s management has been given the go-ahead to negotiate with potential investors in a move that could see the circuit regain the rights to stage the British Grand Prix. The Northamptonshire venue is owned by the British Racing Drivers’ Club (BRDC) and its members have ...
Ecclestone: Donington has 38 days left to find the money
britsonpole.com — Donington Park has until the end of September – that’s just 28 working days – to provide... Formula One promoter Bernie Ecclestone with a bank guarantee showing the funds are available to redevelop the circuit to F1 standards. If that does not happen it has unequivocally lost ... (more) Ecclestone: Donington has 38 days left to find the money
BTCC: James Nash Shines At Silverstone Spectacle
BTCC: James Nash Shines At Silverstone Spectacle
paddocktalk.com — BTCC: James Nash Shines At Silverstone Spectacle Lining up on the grid in his best qualifying position... to date in the RML-entered Chevrolet Lacetti, James was on target for a strong weekend ahead of the first of three HiQ MSA British Touring Car Championship rounds at Silverstone this weekend. (more) BTCC: James Nash Shines At Silverstone Spectacle
Watch BTCC Round 8 - Silverstone Online For Free
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