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BTCC announces revised 2021 schedule - TouringCarTimes

BTCC announces revised 2021 schedule 3 months ago Organisers of the British Touring Car Championship have announced a revised calendar for the 2021 season as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 situation. The season will now be delayed by a month until May, in the hope that a later start will provide greater opportunity for fans to attend events. The campaign will now kick off at Thruxton on the date that was originally scheduled to be round three of the campaign before heading for Snetterton, with Brands Indy becoming round three prior to the summer break. Racing then resumes at Oulton Park at the end of July before the trip to Knockhill and the second Thruxton meeting; both of which retain their original date.

ITV taps Vualto to deliver niche live streaming content

| 13 January 2021 Live and on-demand video streaming and DRM provider Vualto has been chosen by the UK’s leading independent broadcaster ITV to implement the necessary dynamic event orchestration technology to deliver live streamed events via its ITV Hub video-on-demand service. The broadcasting giant say that it selected Vualto to deliver the necessary infrastructure to enable the spinning up of pop-up channels for the streaming of live events via its ITV Hub. In order to drive incremental views and make the broadcasting of more niche events via the ITV Hub, the partnership with Vualto will also enable ITV to explore more of its existing sports rights.

BTCC season delayed by five weeks as series issues revised calendar

BTCC season delayed by five weeks as series issues revised calendar Autosport 14/01/2021 © LAT Images BTCC season delayed by five weeks The British Touring Car Championship has delayed the start of its 2021 season by five weeks in the midst of the UK s current struggle with the coronavirus pandemic. A statement from BTCC organiser TOCA explained that the move has been made in order to maximise the opportunity for spectator and guests to attend our events . The 2020 campaign ran entirely behind closed doors in a condensed schedule from early August to mid-November, with the final round at Brands Hatch only taking place under the UK s second lockdown because the BTCC is classified by the government as elite sport .

Toyota expands to two-car BTCC attack for 2021

Toyota expands to two-car BTCC attack for 2021 Autosport 12/01/2021 © LAT Images Toyota expands to two-car BTCC attack Toyota s British Touring Car Championship team is to expand to two cars for the 2021 season. Speedworks Motorsport, which is entered under the banner of Toyota Gazoo Racing UK, is to field two versions of the Corolla, which has taken seven race wins during its two seasons of competition with Tom Ingram at the wheel. The move represents what Toyota UK hopes will be a full-on attack for the BTCC manufacturers championship in TGR corporate livery this season - last year that was dominated by BMW and Honda, while as a one-car entrant Toyota trailed in a distant third place.

(AFRM), (DRVN) - IPO Outlook For The Week: Affirm, Petco, Playtika Lead Busy Week

Share: The week of Jan. 11 is shaping up to be a busy one for the initial public offering market. This week’s lineup of IPOs includes fintech, esports, automotive and e-commerce companies offering a diverse range of investment opportunities.  Affirm Holdings: After delaying its IPO in 2020, Affirm Holdings (NASDAQ: AFRM) is set to go public this week. The company is planning on selling 24.6 million shares in a price range of $30 to $38. The company had gross merchandise volume of $4.6 billion in fiscal 2020, up 77% year-over-year. Revenue for the first quarter was $174 million, which was up 98% year-over-year. Affirm has 6.2 million customers and represents over 6,500 merchants.

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