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on: March 24, 2020, 10:26:53
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Started by Trevor Williams - Last post by Chris Yates
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News from Motorsport UK this morning: They are extending the suspension of all organising permits and Certificates of Exemption until at least 30th of June. That means the Anglesey meeting will be unable to run.
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on: March 17, 2020, 14:29:22
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Started by Trevor Williams - Last post by Alec Graham
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latest.
Motorsport UK COVID-19 Update
It is with regret that Motorsport UK is suspending all organising permits and Certificates of Exemption until at least 30th April 2020. This suspension follows the latest guidance issued by HM UK Government in response to the outbreak of COVID-19. This position will be constantly reviewed given prevailing information.
As the National Governing Body, we would ask all Motorsport UK members to act responsibly and follow the Government’s guidance during this difficult time.
We thank all of our members, organisers, officials, volunteers, staff and their families for their support during these unprecedented times. We will continue to monitor the situation and will resume sporting activity as soon as we are able. We also have a responsibility and duty of care to our staff who will be working from home, so please be patient with any queries you may have.
David Richards, chairman of Motorsport UK, explained, “Clearly we live in challenging times and exceptional measures are required. The decision to suspend Motorsport UK permits on a temporary basis is not one that was taken lightly as the industry employs many thousands of people. However we have an over-riding responsibility to our members and the friends and families of our community. Furthermore, our social responsibilities extend to the broader population and the potential drain on valuable public health resources on which we are all reliant.
“The situation is very fluid and we will continue to monitor developments over the coming weeks and hope that we can resume the annual motorsport calendar at the opportune moment. In the immediate short term our efforts need to be focused on ensuring that the industry that backs up the sport has the financial support that it requires from the Government in order that it can be sustained beyond this extraordinary scenario.”
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on: March 17, 2020, 14:26:56
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Started by Trevor Williams - Last post by Alec Graham
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Latest.
Motorsport UK COVID-19 Update
It is with regret that Motorsport UK is suspending all organising permits and Certificates of Exemption until at least 30th April 2020. This suspension follows the latest guidance issued by HM UK Government in response to the outbreak of COVID-19. This position will be constantly reviewed given prevailing information.
As the National Governing Body, we would ask all Motorsport UK members to act responsibly and follow the Government’s guidance during this difficult time.
We thank all of our members, organisers, officials, volunteers, staff and their families for their support during these unprecedented times. We will continue to monitor the situation and will resume sporting activity as soon as we are able. We also have a responsibility and duty of care to our staff who will be working from home, so please be patient with any queries you may have.
David Richards, chairman of Motorsport UK, explained, “Clearly we live in challenging times and exceptional measures are required. The decision to suspend Motorsport UK permits on a temporary basis is not one that was taken lightly as the industry employs many thousands of people. However we have an over-riding responsibility to our members and the friends and families of our community. Furthermore, our social responsibilities extend to the broader population and the potential drain on valuable public health resources on which we are all reliant.
“The situation is very fluid and we will continue to monitor developments over the coming weeks and hope that we can resume the annual motorsport calendar at the opportune moment. In the immediate short term our efforts need to be focused on ensuring that the industry that backs up the sport has the financial support that it requires from the Government in order that it can be sustained beyond this extraordinary scenario.”
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The latest UK government advice
The most recent NHS guidance
Advice for self-isolation
Government economic measures in tackling the economic impact of Coronavirus
© Motorsport UK 2020. All rights reserved. The registered company address of The Royal Automobile Club Motor Sports Association Limited is Motorsport UK House, Riverside Park, Colnbrook, SL3 0HG. Registered in England. Company registration number: 1344829. | VAT no: GB242304895.
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on: March 17, 2020, 14:22:22
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Started by Trevor Williams - Last post by Trevor Williams
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Motorsport UK has just issued an email confirming the suspension of all organising permits and certificates of exemption until 30th April 2020
No motorsport until then at the earliest!!
Look out for confirmation from BARC
Regards
Trevor
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on: March 16, 2020, 06:43:20
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Started by Trevor Williams - Last post by Nick Roads
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this has just been posted on our announcements part of the forum. We will update here as to what we hear from BARC and also on our facebook page during this week regarding the racing this weekend.
As a club we discussed over the weekend and agreed this update on Coronavirus and the 2020 racing season.
Sprint racing: If races are cancelled, then we will offer a full refund on the entry paid. For those who have paid the Sprint championship season cost of £ 2100 then this would be ¼ of what has been paid (£ 525) for each of the 4 race weekend’s planned.
24 Hour race: For all who have entered the 24 Hour race (29 teams) then we are varying the non-refundable clause on the entry form so that the £ 200 paid is refundable at any time up to 1 May which is when the next payment is due. We will review further during April.
On behalf of the Board of the Classic 2CV Racing Club Ltd
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on: March 16, 2020, 06:41:03
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Started by Nick Roads - Last post by Nick Roads
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As a club we discussed over the weekend and agreed this update on Coronavirus and the 2020 racing season.
Sprint racing: If races are cancelled, then we will offer a full refund on the entry paid. For those who have paid the Sprint championship season cost of £ 2100 then this would be ¼ of what has been paid (£ 525) for each of the 4 race weekend’s planned.
24 Hour race: For all who have entered the 24 Hour race (29 teams) then we are varying the non-refundable clause on the entry form so that the £ 200 paid is refundable at any time up to 1 May which is when the next payment is due. We will review further during April.
On behalf of the Board of the Classic 2CV Racing Club Ltd
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on: March 13, 2020, 11:31:20
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Started by Trevor Williams - Last post by Chris Yates
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I've just received my tickets by post. Can someone else confirm how many you were sent when you receive them?
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