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The situation at Wimbledon is fairly obvious, as with Coventry. The land there is worth tens of millions. the only sad part is that it has been sold to a football club that should not even exist, who have already dumped an old club from their ground in Kingston and have only got the permission because of a bunch of old boys and some promises on housing.
Coventry is rather different, if you knew much about it, you would know it was always going to be sold, again it is commuter belt for Brum and Cov in a lovely village and the land can hold praps 200 houses or 100 or so exec ones. It was always going to be sold, the guy who owned it told us so, what is wrong is the pathetic way it has all been done, smallville gangster style, which as it happens is not that far from the truth.
Lydden as a venue is fairly secure. there is a lot of land there and much of it disused, but developing it into a car port or something would cost a lot, junctions would need to be made etc, and the locals would rather have a track than that I can assure you.
What others have said is true, amalgamate the series, run in ireland and you might sow the seeds of future stability.
or we continue as we are and go the same way as autocross.
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