Quinn:

“I think I could have gone a long way to sorting out motorsport in New Zealand,” he said. “You can’t do it without two tracks.”

That is one deep comment and one can only wonder what his 'fix' for NZ motorsport means.

IF he means bringing the Aussie GTs and maybe even Aussie V8s to two NZ tracks, much as that would go down really well in most people's eyes, I don't see that as 'sorting out motorsport in NZ'.

I'd like to know what he really meant, as I suspect that there would probably be more losers than winners...

Reading books about Bernie Ecclestone for example, is enough to know that one person with too much power (and money) may indeed do a lot of good for the sport - but they can also do irreparable harm. The person who has gained the most from BE's take over of F1 is of course, BE.