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It looks as if the 2012 Manx Grand Prix Festival will go ahead as planned.
That's despite the Isle of Man Government making a loss on the event, revealed this week to be about £369,000.
However, the ecomonic analysis is only part of a bigger exercise, with a questionnaire currently in circulation and focus group meetings.
In recent times the MGP was rebranded, and Department of Economic Development chief executive Colin Kniveton says that exercise has shown promise:
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