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2/24/2020 12:09pm
2/24/2020 12:09pm
Action Group changed to Youthstream, now to InFront.
I don't know about Europe (Monaco), but in the USA when a company changes names three times in a decade with the same management while staying in the same business can mean they are re- organizing their finances.
Did Loungo get bought out?
Why all the name changes in MXGP?
I don't know about Europe (Monaco), but in the USA when a company changes names three times in a decade with the same management while staying in the same business can mean they are re- organizing their finances.
Did Loungo get bought out?
Why all the name changes in MXGP?
I'll see my own way out..
https://www.vitalmx.com/forums/Moto-Related,20/Youthstream-acquired-by-…
The Shop
I guess this explains the GP of China.
https://www.infront.sport/en/news/2015/2/wanda-group-acquires-infront-s…
And Youthstream has been a private company / well a part of it at least. (but I'm sure they found their way to keep the profits low, and bypass the system)
DC
Racer X
And for sure there are some nice invoices going vice versa.
P.S. Don't tell the Luongo fanbois i told it to you. They suffer from severe Stockholm syndrome.
DC
Racer X
Kidding my friend. I will actually be at my son’s high school graduation and won’t make either.
DC
Racer X
Pit Row
Should Chinese companies not be allowed to purchase stakes in foreign entities?
But I have been a few times, and whilst there are a lot of issues, I feel a lot of people that criticize the country have never been and don’t understand there are some really good things about the country too.
I also think people want to have their cake and eat it too. They want cheap tv’s, cheap clothes etc. but they also don’t want China investing money in businesses, they don’t want companies importing from China etc.
On the flip side, like pretty much every other country on the planet, the common citizens are concerned with the same things we all are. I decent standard of living for ourselves, family and friends. Politics be damned.
I'll stop here before I get too far down the rabbit hole.
I think I need to ride more. HAHAHAHAHA
It will be interesting to see what happens with Youthstream going forward.
With Luongo, his son, and other heads of various parts of Youthstream still there:
"InFront will continue to operate as in the past with the management unchanged headed by Giuseppe Luongo as President, David Luongo as CEO, Daniele Rizzi as COO, Nikos Gounaris as Director of Organization, Didier Henriod as Chief Marketing & TV Officer and with all other line managers and staff running the same departments."
*** Meet The New Boss, Same As The Old Boss *** , as the song goes.
I'm not sure if this is the second, or third time Giuseppe has sold the GPs on to someone else, most times with him still being there. He's a hell of a business man, when it comes to selling high, and then buying (back) low, and, many would praise him for that.
Me, I want the f**king Vampire , gone. Forever.
But, he'll be around, Forever, it seems.
The results:
MXGP
1 12 Maximilian Nagl (GER) KTM 450 MX1 25 25 50
2 92 Toms Macuks (LAT) KTM 450 MX1 18 22 40
3 211 Paulo Alberto (POR) Yamaha 450 MX1 22 18 40
4 410 Indrek Magi (EST) Kawasaki 450 MX1 16 20 36
5 21 David Goosen (RSA) Yamaha 450 MX1 20 16 36
6 295 Ross Rutherford (GBR) Yamaha 450 MX1 15 15 30
7 121 Hassan Noor Aldeen (BHR) Honda 450 MX1 14 14 28
8 101 Barrak Al Jasmi (KWT) KTM 350 MX1 13 13 26
9 8 Michael Anderson (PRT) KTM 450 MX1 12 12 24
10 37 Ali Ashoor Al Blooshi (ARE) SUZUKI 450 MX1 11 11 22
11 777 Lioyd Vercueil (RSA) Yamaha 450 MX1 10 0 10
12 184 Dennis Stapleton (USA) KTM 450 MX1 0 0 0
MX2
1 102 Richard Šikyňa (SVK) KTM 250 MX2 25 25 50
2 313 Petr Polák (CZE) Yamaha 250 MX2 22 22 44
3 75 Hardi Roosiorg (EST) KTM 250 MX2 18 20 38
4 23 Anthony Raynard (RSA) Yamaha 250 MX2 20 18 38
5 427 Deegan VonLossberg (USA) Husquvarna 250 MX2 16 16 32
6 47 Luis Outeiro (POR) Honda 250 MX2 15 15 30
7 7 Ahmad Al Nuaimi (ARE) KTM 250 MX2 14 14 28
8 18 Abdulatif Al Khannah (KWT) Kawasaki 250 MX2 13 13 26
9 199 Khaled Al Fayez (KWT) Yamaha 250 MX2 12 12 24
10 42 Omar Al Medlij (KWT) KTM 250 MX2 10 11 21
11 88 Vincent Chudron (FRA) Yamaha 250 MX2 11 10 21
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