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SportBusiness International October/November 2017

In this issue we cover the following:

SEAN BRATCHES – Formula One’s new commercial chief speaks exclusively to SportBusiness International

NEW MEDIA – Legacy media companies move to consolidate as Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google target content

MAYWEATHER v McGREGOR – What can sport learn from crossover event?

SECRET FAN – The fan experience at the Gfinity Elite Series in London

WINNERS & LOSERS Who stands to benefit from the dual award of the 2024 and 2028 Olympics?

NEW POWER – How the electric vehicle revolution is transforming motorsport

PICTURE PERFECT – Fancam links spectators and sponsors through the ultimate crowd-selfie

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