Notes & Insights
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Board approves US$400 million Daytona International Speedway upgrades
International Speedway Corporation has rubber-stamped previously announced plans for a US$400 million redevelopment of its most storied venue, Daytona International Speedway. Read more...
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ECB partners unveil summer activation plans
The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced the activation plans of its various commercial partners ahead of the England national team’s summer cricket events. Read more...
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Le Mans 24 Hours: how technology remains at the core of motorsport’s most famous race
This weekend sees the 90th anniversary of the Le Mans 24 Hours, the latest running of an annual race rich in romance and history but an event which is continuing to provide a vital technological platform for car manufacturers. Read more...
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High marks for Confederations Cup preparations despite concerns
Brazil’s minister of sport, Aldo Rebelo, has played down widespread concerns over the country’s readiness to host the upcoming Confederations Cup, awarding preparations a mark of nine out of ten. Read more...
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Formula One Business Diary: Canada
Sebastian Vettel’s victory in Montreal came at the end of a weekend when tyre politics, 2014 schedule changes and the future of the Canadian Grand Prix were the hot topics in Formula One. Read more...
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Vizer defeats Lapasset to win SportAccord presidency
Marius Vizer, the president of the International Judo Federation, was elected president of SportAccord, the umbrella organisation for Olympic and non-Olympic sports federations, on Friday morning. Read more...
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Wrestling, baseball/softball and squash shortlisted by IOC for 2020 as five fail to make cut
Wrestling, baseball/softball and squash have been shortlisted by the International Olympic Committee in the battle for inclusion on the summer Olympic sports programme in 2020. Read more...
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Dark horse Bubka declares
Sergey Bubka has become the sixth and likely final candidate to throw his hat in the ring to replace outgoing IOC president Jacques Rogge. Read more...
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Formula One Business Diary: Monaco
The Monaco Grand Prix is Formula One's most glamorous and famous race - and, as ever, there was plenty of politicking and power-broking going on around the principality over the weekend. Read more...
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Back from the brink: Borussia Dortmund’s remarkable recovery
Two years after winning the Bundesliga in 2002, Borussia Dortmund found itself in financial ruin and on the brink of collapse. Chief financial officer Thomas Tress tells the tale of a remarkable recovery which last season saw the club crowned German champions again. Read more...
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