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Originally Posted by racingdwarf
Thats daft ,Just use some common sense! I have had this at the club I run.1st off we promote the hobby, if we don't the hobby dies, what the club should have done is ask if you can stay on the rostrum with your son and a friendly club member would have been on hand to put the car back on track…probably many times  . this way the club gets new members, and so does the BRCA. As has been said a new racer can make a start before they get there licence. |
Perfect way to do it... I was made very Welcome at NBC when I first turned up.. I miss crashing ..i mean racing there... I know the BRCA has insurance rules etc and yes a toy car traveling at 15 to 20 odd miles per hour can do some damaged.. but use some common sense.. If a kid drove into my leg even if I needed stitches I'd not blame the kid or the dad or the BRCA, I'd blame me for not getting out of the way.
I know we need rules and health and safety play a big part in everything, but it's getting a bit crazy when a dad and his kid can't drive a toy car on a track in a field without some grumpy kill joy spouting rules...