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Originally Posted by chunder
I would imagine that somehow Bodelier has managed to sell this toa few tracks and these are paying for the priviliege of having this series at their tracks
The Spanish track,I dont know of it, Croatia same, so they will be surely paying.
He must have funding from somewhere, Lord knows where.
And lets afce it if you are a nudding bike racer wanting to race abroad, it might lok nice, but where are you going to get any notoreity? here or agaionst your peers and team bosses in BSB or WSB or even GP.
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The Circuito de Navarra, Spain was completed in June 2010 and held the final round of the 2010 Superleague Formula Season. The track also held rounds of the FIA GT1 World Series.
The Automotodrom Grobnik in Rijeka, Croatia is only really known as a motorcycle track made famous for hosting Yugoslavian rounds of the MotoGP or whatever they used to call it between 1978 and 1990.
The Automotodróm Slovakia Ring and Automotodrom Grobnik are both FIA Grade 3 circuits. The former of the two was downgraded from Grade 2 due to a bump on one of the straights which caused cars to completely flip over on occasions.