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Donington hits back at MotoGP loss

"We are proud to have hosted the championship for 22 years and our continuing passion and enthusiasm for the sport will ensure that our commitment and dedication for staging this year's event will remain just as high.

“However, I'd also like to reassure the fans that we will still be staging world motorcycle racing at the highest level with our continued support of the Superbike World Championship. The ongoing growth of this burgeoning series with an ever increasing number of manufacturers and British riders will help to ensure that it provides close and exciting racing that should attract support and interest to equal that of MotoGP in Britain.

“We are also continuing our support of the British Superbike Championship and two-wheel club racing to prove our dedication and commitment at all levels of the sport."
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I went to Donington in 1987 for the first, as we called it back then GP, the place was packed and continued for nearly every years up until 1998 when the 18,000 turned up (it was like a club meeting attendance) blame Doohans killer performances in 500gP for that, so infact rossi has reignited peoples passion for MotoGP at donington, cos he is exciting and people want ot see that.

MotoGP is on it's ****, trust me, i have been following the world championships since 1981, i was even at Donington in 1990 when 4000 people turned up for the WSB meeting, look ar WSB now.

As soon as Rossi does one, MotoGP will loose it's special ingredient, we'd have been better off sticking with the 500's.
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