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BSB, Dorna and MSV Julian Bond 02-20-2008
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Posted by Julian Bond on February 20, 2008, 5:16 pm
Dorna get out of the BSB commercial rights deal early. It's taken over
by Jonathan Palmer's MSV who own Brands, Snetterton, Cadwell, Oulton.

Probably a good thing.

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Posted by sturd on February 20, 2008, 5:42 pm
Julian Bond reports:

> Dorna get out of the BSB commercial rights deal early.

I like that Cycle News website pulls the AMA's chain a bit
with their headline "The commercial rights to the series go
to MSV and not a hint of secrecy involved."


Go fast. Take chances.
Mike S.



Posted by T3 on February 20, 2008, 11:04 pm

> Julian Bond reports:
>
>> Dorna get out of the BSB commercial rights deal early.
>
> I like that Cycle News website pulls the AMA's chain a bit
> with their headline "The commercial rights to the series go
> to MSV and not a hint of secrecy involved."
>
>

While CN is probably the best rag in the business I've never thought of
them as the types to actually go out and dig for a story and for sure
there's stories being made (up?) right now. Did you see where Amick
walked? Though I'd imagine his liaison deal with FIM was prolly
redundant since the SX consolidation...


Posted by T3 on February 20, 2008, 10:46 pm

> Dorna get out of the BSB commercial rights deal early. It's taken over
> by Jonathan Palmer's MSV who own Brands, Snetterton, Cadwell, Oulton.
>
> Probably a good thing.

Hmm, a track owner/promoter. With racing up for grabs here, maybe we'll
follow suit...


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