Challenge the Mandate of Using Specified Fuel in Motorsport Ireland Stage Rallies
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Gary Johnston
1 year ago
Bad move
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Load of rubbish
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Mark O leary
1 year ago
As a clubman competitor I will not be entering any rally’s in the future until this rule has been overturned..
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Elaine Cunni
1 year ago
Totally against the new fuel regulations
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Alastair Crosby
1 year ago
This would discourage any potential new competitors, ie the future of the sport.
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Colm Murphy
1 year ago
This is a terrible move by MI, it has not been thought through, all stakeholders have not been consulted.
The rationale put forward for this new regulation is questionable to say the least and without evidential support.
MI has to remember that Rallying in Ireland is a passion and hobby for most, not a professional undertaking.
Rally has significantly decline over the last decade, MI should be looking for ways to build the sport up again, not wipe it out.
I don't agree with these new regulations, I am all for safety and making the sport accessible, affordable and enjoyable for all.
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Noel smith
1 year ago
Trying to do away with the clubman/grassroots, shame on you
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Sean O Regan
1 year ago
Destroying the sport for the clubman
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Robert Drew
1 year ago
Ridiculous! Think of the clubman!
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John G Hughes
1 year ago
Another thorn in the side, for young talented drivers, that already, can not afford to rally!!
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Louise Kirwan
1 year ago
I think this is ridiculous! We should be allowed decise on fuel ourselves
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D H
1 year ago
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Motorsport is very expensive to start with . This is pure greed and will lead to the decline in rallying . Think of the bigger picture that motorsport brings to the community with restaurants , pubs , hotels ,B & B’s being used .
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Timmy England
1 year ago
Please don’t frustrate the competitors any further, the morale was on the rise rise and then this ,,,,
How was this discussed and sanctioned ?
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Anon
1 year ago
Another nail in the coffin for the clubman. The RTE gangsters wouldn't be a patch Motorsport Ireland
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william ambrose
1 year ago
Not fair on grassroots members
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John Norris
1 year ago
Disgrace, not fair on any clubman
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Louise O Sullivan
1 year ago
Absolute nonsense
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Neil Phelan
1 year ago
Here we go again another decision made by MI without any consultation or input from the competitors,
I would love to know where all the fires in service happened over the years to bring on this designated refueling zone,
I actually can't remember any also why would MI make the decision on who provides the fuel, if this is the way it has to go surely this should be a competitor decision and why not give it to a company that is in the south of Ireland, dealing with cross border companies drives up the price due to customs and so on not to mention most of the rallying in this country is done south of Dublin. We have several suppliers of fuel in the South and we should be supporting them and this should be only for the top competing cars not midfield down who are on tight budgets.
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Damien Casey
1 year ago
This goes against the very ethos of the clubman. Costs are already at all time highs.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Communication on decision making is absolutely shocking. It shows the absolute disrespect for the clubman who actually holds this sport together. Not a nice thing to do, trying to create a divide among people.
Bad move
Load of rubbish
As a clubman competitor I will not be entering any rally’s in the future until this rule has been overturned..
Totally against the new fuel regulations
This would discourage any potential new competitors, ie the future of the sport.
This is a terrible move by MI, it has not been thought through, all stakeholders have not been consulted. The rationale put forward for this new regulation is questionable to say the least and without evidential support. MI has to remember that Rallying in Ireland is a passion and hobby for most, not a professional undertaking. Rally has significantly decline over the last decade, MI should be looking for ways to build the sport up again, not wipe it out. I don't agree with these new regulations, I am all for safety and making the sport accessible, affordable and enjoyable for all.
Trying to do away with the clubman/grassroots, shame on you
Destroying the sport for the clubman
Ridiculous! Think of the clubman!
Another thorn in the side, for young talented drivers, that already, can not afford to rally!!
I think this is ridiculous! We should be allowed decise on fuel ourselves
Motorsport is very expensive to start with . This is pure greed and will lead to the decline in rallying . Think of the bigger picture that motorsport brings to the community with restaurants , pubs , hotels ,B & B’s being used .
Please don’t frustrate the competitors any further, the morale was on the rise rise and then this ,,,, How was this discussed and sanctioned ?
Another nail in the coffin for the clubman. The RTE gangsters wouldn't be a patch Motorsport Ireland
Not fair on grassroots members
Disgrace, not fair on any clubman
Absolute nonsense
Here we go again another decision made by MI without any consultation or input from the competitors, I would love to know where all the fires in service happened over the years to bring on this designated refueling zone, I actually can't remember any also why would MI make the decision on who provides the fuel, if this is the way it has to go surely this should be a competitor decision and why not give it to a company that is in the south of Ireland, dealing with cross border companies drives up the price due to customs and so on not to mention most of the rallying in this country is done south of Dublin. We have several suppliers of fuel in the South and we should be supporting them and this should be only for the top competing cars not midfield down who are on tight budgets.
This goes against the very ethos of the clubman. Costs are already at all time highs.
Communication on decision making is absolutely shocking. It shows the absolute disrespect for the clubman who actually holds this sport together. Not a nice thing to do, trying to create a divide among people.