Monday 27 March 2006

Kyrle Trial Regs

Regs are available for the Kyrle Trial on 23rd April. Regs. Posted to all ACTC registered contenders and last years entrants. Regs available from our web site at www.rossmotorsports.co.uk

Many thanks

Stuart R. Harrold

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  1. stuartrharrold MSN3 April 2006 at 08:15

    Thanks for putting this message up Michael. Entries are comming in well with over 50 received to date with a really good turnout of Class 3 cars. Some new sections look realy good. Stuart Harrold

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  2. stuartrharrold MSN8 April 2006 at 15:27

    Its Saturday evening and we have 62 entries. There is still time for you to enter, entries officially close on Monday but we can be a little flexible. So come for a day out in the Wye Valley and Forrest of Dean. Stuart

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  3. dilettanti MSN10 April 2006 at 14:13

    Hi Stuart   I was thinking about entering, but don't have a MSA competition licence of any kind. I am a VSCC member, but we don't need a MSA competition licence for VSCC trials. How do you get one, and why do you need it?   Regards David

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  4. simon woodall MSN11 April 2006 at 05:40

    A competition licence is not required on VSCC events because they don't invite other people to join their fun.
    You can get a licence by filling in the form found at http://www.msauk.org/uploadedfiles/msa_forms/2006CompetitionLicenceApplication.pdf Fill it in but do not send it off (there isn't time).   Bring the filled in form to the event start and hand it in (with your cheque) when you sign on.    The organisers can then process the application with the rest of the event paperwork

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  5. dilettanti MSN11 April 2006 at 07:56

    Thanks Stuart   I pressume the Navagator/bouncer does not need one as well? But would he/she need to be a club member from your listing.   Regards David (sorry about the VSCC not recripricating your kindness about event invatations) 

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  6. stuartrharrold MSN11 April 2006 at 08:38

    Thanks Michael for answering the question re Competition Licences. No , the passenger does not require a licence. Now the bad news, entries for the Kyrle have closed. To find out whats on in one day Classic trials regularly look at the Association of Classic Trials Clubs web site where you will find a calendar and regulations which you can down load. Better still register for the ACTC championship and a set of regulations for each event will be posted to you. You will find a link to the ACTC site on this Classical Gas site. Stuart Harrold

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  7. dilettanti MSN11 April 2006 at 12:44

    Stuart   I will do as you recommend, I am sad to have missed it.   If anyone is stuck for a passenger on the event I would be happy to oblige.   David

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  8. Michael Leete11 April 2006 at 13:31

    Are you available to passenger for Lands End?   See http://groups.msn.com/ClassicalGasForTrialsenthusiasts/general.msnw?action=get_message&mview=1&ID_Message=2753   Michael

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  9. dilettanti MSN11 April 2006 at 15:03

    Sorry Michael can't make the Lands End.   David

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