Just have to blame the greedy banks and their stupid bonuses and policies.

Whoever buys the track has a choice of either finishing the project (which they should imo) or spend at least a million quid on reverting the track back.

Either way BSB have announced they wont be there next year, replacing it with a second Cadwell meeting.

Like MotoGP, the event will also be held around a new configuration of the Silverstone circuit, known as the Arena Grand Prix layout, with modifications set to include a new section of track running from Abbey corner up to the 'Arena complex', promising multiple overtaking opportunities. The circuit then links up with the 'National Straight' before re-joining the original Grand Prix circuit at 'Brooklands'.

“We are delighted that World Superbikes will be back at Silverstone this year,” commented Silverstone managing director Richard Philips. “There was a very real risk that Britain wouldn't have a round of the Superbike World Championship in 2010.

“With seven of Britain's best riders racing in this year's championship, it would have been a travesty if they hadn't had a home race, and a home crowd, to perform in front of. We are thrilled that Silverstone has been able to step in and keep the race on the 2010 calendar

Hmm Im hoping they'll make it all nice and smooth for the start of the season.

I'm quite curious now to see how it'll turn out. Do we already know if there'll be unreserved seating areas like in Doni or do they stick to all grandstand seating?