Ten More Years of Dashing at Phillip Island

Hai, hari ini saya mau update untuk kamu yang cari contoh berita dalam bahasa inggris. Yuk langsung saja di cek ya..

MotoGP and World Superbike rights holders Dorna have marked a ten-year expansion to both arrangements that will see both arrangement come back to Australia's notable Phillip Island track until no less than 2026. 

The arrangement, declared throughout the weekend by Victoria's Pastor for Tourism and Real Occasions John Eren MP, will see both arrangement at the darling southern Australian track for one more decade, with the GP bargain now rushing to 2026 and the World Superbike bargain until 2027. 

Talking when the declaration was made, circuit administrator Fergus Cameron says that not just does it secure the game in Australia; it will help the track make enhancements to their offices. 

"To secure a ten year bargain for our two noteworthy properties, MotoGP and WorldSBK, is so imperative for the circuit and for our on-going interest in offices. For our group, the track is a foundation of the Phillip Island economy, and its exercises have a stream on impact to a hefty portion of the organizations and families on the island. I am assuaged for our nearby area that the eventual fate of both occasions is well and genuinely secure. 

"We have a considerable measure to thank our Phillip Island ancestors for. In 1952, a gathering of men composed a splendid track on an astonishing real estate parcel, disregarding lofty Bass Strait view. To be completely forthright, development savvy the first track was really unassuming, however their vision established the frameworks for clearing corners and fast straights." 

The track's administration bolster comes as a feature of the monetary incitement the race conveys to the Bass Coast region, with an expected $107 million created in 2011 by the circuit's occasions. -SKP

Share this post

Berlangganan update artikel terbaru via email: