Daytona Waves the Flag on a New Era of Connected Motorsports Parks
The flag went down at the Daytona 500, and Daytona International Speedway roared into the 21st Century following a $400 million renovation. Organizers...
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Bluegrass Sports Commission Seeking Approval for Sports Park Proposal
Lexington, Kentucky could become a hotspot for youth sports if the Bluegrass Sports Commission can manage to convince area decision makers of the need...
Who You Gonna Call in Rio? Airbnb, Apparently
Rio, finding itself short on accommodations for the Olympics, is asking Airbnb (now known as The Little Search Engine That Could) to locate extra room...
Inside Events: USA Diving
USA Diving is the national governing body tasked with taking the sport of diving and its athletes of all ages to new levels. With new fans, a dedicate...
USA Tops Formal Sports Political Power Index for Second Time
Which nation has the most political clout when it comes to international sports? If you guessed the United States, you’d be correct. And it’s not just...
FEI Proposed Reforms Include Name Change from Three-Day Event to Equestrian Triathlon
Triathlons, one of the hottest bucket-list items around, may be hosting an all-new breed of athlete: the kind that wears a saddle. The proposal by the...
Upscale Fitness Facilities Factoring into the Hotel Equation
Want to attract well-heeled families to attend travel sports events? Even though fitness centers aren't at the top of the most-wanted list, they still...
Buffalo, New York Has a Game Plan: Double its Sports Tourism
We can do better than that. Or at least, that’s the theory of Visit Buffalo Niagra (New York) upon reviewing an already impressive resume of 168 sport...
One Year After RFRA, the Women’s Final Four Comes to Indy
One year ago, Indiana passed, then amended its controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act, allowing business owners to refuse service to same-sex...
Keeping Up Participation Means Not Letting Go of the Resolution Crowd
Call it the physical cliff: the time window that planners of recreational sports events all know and hate: that late February to early March tipping p...