Maitland Walker
Maitland Walker LLP are a firm of commercial law solicitors based in Cheltenham who are guiding Cheltenham Motorsports through the complex legal issues affecting this project.
Maitland Walker LLP are a firm of commercial law solicitors based in Cheltenham who are guiding Cheltenham Motorsports through the complex legal issues affecting this project.
Brian Pallett 54, has spent over 23 years as a professional in the Motorsport industry. A former Classic Saloon car racer with an engineering background having served an apprenticeship with the Lucas Group and continuing to work with them as a service engineer in the UK and overseas.
Brian became Silverstone Circuit Manager in 1987 and went on to spend 16 years at Silverstone departing as Operations Director in 2003.
In 2003 Brian's experience was utilised in the development of a new motor racing facility in the Middle East; the Dubai Autodrome. Brian was appointed as the Operations Advisor to oversee all start up issues and operational procedures along with colleagues from the Apex Circuit Design Team before handing over the facility to the client for future operation. From 2004 to 2007 Brian was Managing Director of Donington Park Leisure Ltd.
During this time at Donington, Brian was responsible for hosting the British Motorcycle Grand Prix along with several other major International events each year. Since departing Donington Park, Brian has acted as a consultant to other motorsport venues including Rockingham Motor Speedway and as a venue inspector for the MSA.

James has over 25 years experience in motorsport. Achievements include promoting the Canadian Motor Speedway in Niagara Falls and setting up the Canadian A1GP Franchise.
Set up the most successful charity racing program for CLIC Sargent and helped found the Joe Tandy Racing Academy.
Represents motorsport firms within the Motorsport Industry Association and in the emerging markets.
Currently James works for an American firm who make Formula racing cars.
The last of the Cheltenham Street Race public forums was held at the Montpellier Chapter Hotel at the end of last year, with valuable discussion taking place about the Sustainable Expo 2012 and future Cheltenham Street Race projects.
Why the last forum?
We’re making rapid progress with plans for the upcoming Sustainable Expo 2012 and we need to throw our energies into creating and delivering one of the most innovative, industry-leading events ever in Cheltenham. The Sustainable Expo 2012 will provide a taster of the excitement and atmosphere that is to come in 2013 and 2014.
Naturally, we remain ready to respond to concerns or answer questions from anyone who is interested in our plans, whether they’re prospective sponsors or members of the public who are keen to get involved.
We would like to extend our thanks to all those who have taken the time to attend the public forums and encouraged us in this exciting enterprise. Please feel free to contact Tom in our office, on tom@cheltenhammotorsports.co.uk or 08455 577049
Contact Cheltenham MotorSports at
hello@cheltenhammotorsports.com
Tel: 01242 807690
Great lunch & chat about our plansand electric vehicles @TheDaffodil with @bobbyllew yesterday
by CheltenhamStreetRace about 7 hours ago
Lol thanks @daviesmayers aka Murray Walker! :-)
by CheltenhamStreetRace Tuesday, 21 February 2012 10:18
RT @CEOGlosFirst: Looking forward to hearing @CheltStreetRace plans for karting in Cheltenham later this morning #glosbiz <It's exciting!
by CheltenhamStreetRace Tuesday, 21 February 2012 10:17

