Thread: BTCC/Motorsport post lockdown
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Old 9 May 2020, 18:44 (Ref:3975276)   #31
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Get the track classed as a public road then let them operate to the Highway Code. Which means the national speed limit will apply. I suppose they could get an act of parliament to change that.
I get what you mean.
Just putting the thought out that, what is in effect a race circuit, allows cars to travel in a non-competitive manner at very high speed with minimal staff levels.
Is it that far removed from a track day? And (a genuine curiosity) why can't other circuits operate with the same level of staff?
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