Forum Hosts World's Leading Racetracks

The CEOs from some of the leading motor racing circuits in the world will be participating in the 2009 Motor Sport Business Forum.

Richard Cregan, CEO of Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina Circuit, Walter Kafitz, CEO of Germany's Nürburgring, and Razlan Razali, CEO of Malaysia's Sepang International Circuit, will participate in a panel session on the first day of the Forum to discuss the business of running a leading circuit. They will also discuss what they believe motor sport promoters and sponsors need to do to make the sport more appealing for the millions of fans who attend their circuits each year.

As an added bonus, joining the conference programme on the second day of the event will be Michael Roche, Executive Director of Singapore's Marina Bay Circuit. He will take part in a panel discussion alongside Brawn GP CEO Nick Fry and Becky Morgan of F1 Rocks to talk about how to improve the show.

It all adds to the international flavour of the event, with leading industry figures from every continent confirming their attendance at the two-day conference and exhibition, which once again takes place at Monaco's Grimaldi Forum.

To reserve your place go to www.msbforum.com or to view all speakers click here.

Global Championships Converge in Monaco

Global promoters from the leading championships in motor racing will come together in Monaco to take part in the Motor Sport Business Forum.

The leading figures in the FIA World Rally Championship, FIA GT World Championship, MotoGP, World Superbike Championship, FIA World Touring Car Championship and the Porsche Supercup will all be participating in the event.

As well as a special session devoted to the FIA World Rally Championship, the morning of the second day of the conference will feature presentations from no less than five different promoters on the state of their sports. It is a session that no sponsor or executive with any interest in motor sport should miss out on.

Click here to download the Monaco Conference Program

International Media to Talk Communication

How do you get your brand in the press? How do you keep your name out? What are the secrets of dealing with motor sport media?

The best way to find out is to hear from the press themselves and the Motor Sport Business Forum is offering you a chance to do so. The leading motor sport broadcasters, newspapers, websites, publishing companies and even blog sites will take part in a panel session in the afternoon of the second day of the Forum. This session always promises a no-holds barred discussion about what is right and what is wrong with the sport.


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