OpinionMarcus Townend
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Star power, not slogans, is what puts bums on seats these days - as my day with Bryson DeChambeau showed

People want to see the best, and British racing must ensure it produces and retains enough big names

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Bryson DeChambeau can come out firing in Chicago
Bryson DeChambeau: followed by young fans like rats trailed the Pied Piper of HamelinCredit: (Ramsey Cardy) Getty Images

What is your golden ticket? What would you pay good money to see? What grabs your imagination?

This summer old staples like Wimbledon, the Lord’s Test and the British Grand Prix would be high on many lists, possibly alongside a chance to see the Oasis reunion tour.

Maybe, I say maybe, you are itching to go to see a match in The Hundred. 

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