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Biscoe4 02-05-2014 03:38 PM

Regional on a bank holiday Monday... Why??
 
Is there anychance we can have the next regional on a Sunday, not on a bank holiday Monday??

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JohnM 02-05-2014 04:52 PM

I'd like it on the Sunday as well, if only for the selfish reason that I can't get the Monday night off work.

Checa 02-05-2014 05:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Biscoe4 (Post 855205)
Is there anychance we can have the next regional on a Sunday, not on a bank holiday Monday??

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Steve its so you can sit in loads of traffic on the way home and not have a day off before you go back to work Tuesday :thumbsup:

Biscoe4 02-05-2014 06:02 PM

😉 looks that way Danny, shame really doesn't look like there's many going, or so I here..
See you all at the one after...👍👌🚕💨💨💨

jcb 02-05-2014 07:09 PM

I'd be more worried about Norwich playing football than a bank holiday Monday causing traffic problems in my experience of driving to NBC.

Chesty 02-05-2014 08:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jcb (Post 855238)
I'd be more worried about Norwich playing football than a bank holiday Monday causing traffic problems in my experience of driving to NBC.

Playing football - is that what you call it? :p

simonrhart 02-05-2014 09:50 PM

I cannot make the Monday either. Sunday would work for me.

colin76 02-05-2014 10:23 PM

Over the last couple of years we have found the bank holiday monday meetings seem to be a bit better supported, allows people to spend a couple of days with the family and still go racing on the monday. I know there could be traffic and that it will not suit everyone but going with recent tradition the bank holiday meetings seem to work. If it doesn't then that will be looked at for future events.

yorkie2380 03-05-2014 08:41 PM

B Monday
 
Sunday would be fine for me but not Channon !
Monday works for both of us
So I hope it stands
The dates were posted ages ago ,so why the discussion now ??

colin76 03-05-2014 08:50 PM

Yer dates will no change. They have been finalised since february, people wil have worked out plans around them. Should still be a good entry.

Smartalec 06-05-2014 07:08 AM

Interesting point made by Paul Worsley (section Chairman) at the Southport National this weekend regarding two row stud tyres and the like. They are NOT legal as they are not commercially available. Commercially available doesn't mean a shop down our street has a pair in the window gathering dust, it means they have to still be manufactured and Schumacher have confirmed to him that they stopped making them years ago. This means there shouldn't be any arguments about tyres being legal on the day ;0)

bomber 06-05-2014 07:49 AM

So basically what he is saying is once the manufacturer stops making them you can't use them any more, I wonder if this applies to cars as well :)

Mr.B 06-05-2014 02:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bomber (Post 855828)
So basically what he is saying is once the manufacturer stops making them you can't use them any more, I wonder if this applies to cars as well :)

And speedos, maybe the LRP SPX I use is now illegal:confused: But I am going to hang on to my 2 row studs that I have:p

TheReferee 06-05-2014 02:51 PM

commercially available
 
Alec is not quite right in his statement. the actual wording of the rule is,
The Rule covering this situation is 3.7 :-

3.7 ‘Commercially Available’ - Where the term commercially available appears in BRCA documentation in regard to racing equipment allowed in 1/10th Off-Road Sanctioned events, it is defined as any item or items being accessible for purchase by anyone and therefore must be or have been available in UK retail outlets in reasonable volume at any one time.
New versions of tyres/compounds or tyres that have not been produced within an acceptable time, as deemed by Section officials, that are therefore not easily available to all competitors may be disallowed.

in the case of two row studs they comply with the first part in that they were available and so could be used, however the second part of the rule acknowledges that the pool of tyres has dwindled to such an extent that they are no longer available to all and therefor are classed as no longer available.

there is no set time on when we would apply this rule for example if Schumacher was to stop producing stagger ribs today, it is likely they would remain in good numbers in shops and in racers pit boxes for a couple of years, if losi stopped making there stud tyre today then it is highly likely that there would be none in the shops and not many racers would have them, therefore they would quite quickly made illegal.

A.R.C Raceway 06-05-2014 08:34 PM

Get Involved
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Biscoe4 (Post 855205)
Is there anychance we can have the next regional on a Sunday, not on a bank holiday Monday??

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Come to the next AGM and you can vote dates of 2015 series.:D

Smartalec 06-05-2014 08:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheReferee (Post 855933)
Alec is not quite right in his statement. the actual wording of the rule is,
The Rule covering this situation is 3.7 :-

3.7 ‘Commercially Available’ - Where the term commercially available appears in BRCA documentation in regard to racing equipment allowed in 1/10th Off-Road Sanctioned events, it is defined as any item or items being accessible for purchase by anyone and therefore must be or have been available in UK retail outlets in reasonable volume at any one time.
New versions of tyres/compounds or tyres that have not been produced within an acceptable time, as deemed by Section officials, that are therefore not easily available to all competitors may be disallowed.

in the case of two row studs they comply with the first part in that they were available and so could be used, however the second part of the rule acknowledges that the pool of tyres has dwindled to such an extent that they are no longer available to all and therefor are classed as no longer available.

there is no set time on when we would apply this rule for example if Schumacher was to stop producing stagger ribs today, it is likely they would remain in good numbers in shops and in racers pit boxes for a couple of years, if losi stopped making there stud tyre today then it is highly likely that there would be none in the shops and not many racers would have them, therefore they would quite quickly made illegal.

Cheers Mr John, i stand corrected, but the tyres are still classed as illegal ;0)

wrighty 06-05-2014 09:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr.B (Post 855932)
And speedos, maybe the LRP SPX I use is now illegal:confused: But I am going to hang on to my 2 row studs that I have:p

As i read it ..Speedos are open as its not a blinky class so no list chassis is fine aslong as it meets the weight and length/width

Im sure someone will clarify

JohnM 06-05-2014 09:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by A.R.C Raceway (Post 856006)
Come to the next AGM and you can vote dates of 2015 series.:D

I don't remember dates being discussed at the AGM, or did that happen after if went to work?

I do remember the point for pole being discussed and voted out at the AGM, but that didn't stop someone bitching about it after Herts;)

A.R.C Raceway 07-05-2014 08:40 AM

AGM 's
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnM (Post 856021)
I don't remember dates being discussed at the AGM, or did that happen after if went to work?

I do remember the point for pole being discussed and voted out at the AGM, but that didn't stop someone bitching about it after Herts;)

Quite right, dates were not fully discussed but a rough calender was out. Its just the AGM is everybodies opportunity to formulate the direction of the series for that year ahead. A forum for discussions on such matters. I do agree with racing on Sunday and free up BH,s.


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