Yeah I'm hoping the track is sorted out fully for the fans.

I know CoW has the contract for the GP's, but putting on a good show for Dorna will do them no harm.

I'll be able to report back in person as I'll be there.

I have serious questions about this alleged Circuit of Wales. Is this track actually going to be built? As far as I knew they didn't even have the funding in place to break ground, let alone build the place. Is it actually going to happen?  

And for the British fans, what are your feelings about Silverstone getting canned from the GP? The whole thing smells to high heaven to me, but we are insulated from any inside information over here.  Is Donnington going to be able to pull this off? 

Educate me, please! From an outsider's point of view, it looks like the British Moto racing fans got slapped in the face hard by Uncle Carmello. And I don't think it's right because you guys have been huge supporters of GP racing through the years. But again, I am an outsider and most likely do not have all the facts. 

+Dennis M Silverstone is total shit dump.

Possibly the worst track to ever visit to watch bike racing. Utter dross.

Having #MotoGP return (even if for only 1 year) to Donny Park is pure GOLD.

As for Donny pulling it off..... I very much hope so.

Will CoW get built, I certainly hope so. The layout looks fantastic, a little flat but that never stopped Valencia been a great race provider.

Silverstone can produce some great racing, but it always looked way better on TV. Donington has produced one or two great races, but more often than not it turns into a procession. Once upon a time it was a pretty good place to watch with just some problems with sight lines. One of the best parts of Donington was the totally anarchic campground and the party in the hangers. But that died around 2001. The issue right now is that the failed attempt to re-work the circuit for F1 left a muddy building site where half the infield where people sat in the sun is now out of bounds. The question is whether they can get the money together to open it up again. It'll still be great on TV but may not be worth the extortionate entry fee to actually attend.