CLUB MSV, MotorSport Vision’s in-house trackday organiser, has launched a series of affordable ‘taster’ events for both car drivers and bike riders that have never taken their own vehicle onto a circuit. These special events will take place at all

sure we knew what boxes we had to tick. To get my licence for the year and my novice bib (!) cost me £50. The ACU licence test with MSV cost £150.I went through a range of emotions on the day and even though I'm an experienced road rider, I had my

AS PART of a drive to host BTCC, Formula 3 and GT car racing events, Cadwell Park will undergo changes.Parts of the circuit will need to be widened in order to accomodate the cars. The site will receive a £6 million track extension, new grandstands, new pits and better dining fac...

PLANS have been approved to make major alterations to Graham Hill Bend at Brands Hatch.Circuit owners Motorsport Vision have been granted permission to make the changes by Sevenoaks District Council.The plans, which were submitted on the 20th of October 2011, show how the current...

course and comprises of 90 percent tarmac with small sections of dirt. Club MSV will host the Kent circuit’s inaugural Supermoto event, with separate sessions for novice, intermediate and advanced riders. There are a limited number of places available

JOHN Hopkins and team mate Jon Kirkham were testing yesterday with the Samsung Crescent Suzuki team at a Club MSV trackday in preparation for the British Superbike round at Brands hatch on 5th to 7th August.Hopkins has ridden the GP circuit but only

THE WORLD'S leading domestic Superbike series will continue to be known as the Bennetts British Superbike Championship for the fourth consecutive year.The bike insurance provider has agreed a title sponsorship deal with new championship rights holders MotorSport Vision.Bennetts M...

Legendary motorsport stars, Norfolk heroes and historical figures are among the personalities and places to be immortalised by the redeveloped Snetterton circuit, as venue owner MotorSport Vision (MSV) unveils the new corner names for the multi

IT LOOKS like there really will be no Brands Hatch round of the WSB championship next year, as the FG Sport side of the deal released this statement last night:Following a period of analysis and negotiation, FGSport and MSV have decided not to stage

company, run by Paolo and Maurizio Flammini. “It is obviously their business to obtain the highest fees possible from circuits for having a WSB event but unfortunately FG Sport has demanded a fee over twice as much as MSV paid in 2008, which seems