Challenge the Mandate of Using Specified Fuel in Motorsport Ireland Stage Rallies
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Sport is already expensive enough. Also-a monopoly really isn't an option in such an expensive sport. Competitors need more options. Like any sport-ut has different levels.
Regards
Cb
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Rice Michael
1 year ago
Complete nonsense and a rip off to pay for the motorsport Ireland freeloaders
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Bob moran
1 year ago
Why was no ground level clubman considered before this was mandated upon us.
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Phillip Canning
1 year ago
Ridiculous extra expenses put on the smaller clubmen!!
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Drury Raymond o
1 year ago
Not happy with refuelling conditions.
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Adrian Foley
1 year ago
I run my Nova on pump fuel @ 1.76 euro / liter,,,I can't afford to pay for this control fuel!!
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Eugene Mcgrath
1 year ago
Licence number 9513
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Seamus McHugh
1 year ago
I run pump fuel in the few events that I do compete in.
I will not enter a rally unless I have a mechanism to run pump fuel.
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Jaye Nevin
1 year ago
It’s unfair, it’s not competitor centred decision
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Jonathan Morrow
1 year ago
A refuelling zone is the best option for everyone, not just one supplier
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Mark Allen
1 year ago
Been involved in motorsport since the early 80s... I'm all for progress and innovation however this proposal is counterintuitive and may have a significant negative affect to the sport.
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Donnacha Ryan
1 year ago
Would be entertaining until resolved
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Conor Walsh
1 year ago
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Just let people bring their own drums to the refuelling zone like always. Or an even simpler solution would be to make it mandatory for all service crews to have grounding straps for their fuel drums. Same as it is mandatory to have a ground sheet!
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Ed LINEHAN
1 year ago
The clubman in his 5 grand car can't afford this extra cost.
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Patsy Finnerty
1 year ago
Pushing clubman out of rallying
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Ken flanagan
1 year ago
Not fair on the clubman who is the heart of the sport
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Noel Conroy
1 year ago
Safety has theHSA approved or been consulted on this proposal is there a safety plan
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Pj
1 year ago
A little bit of honest dialogue with competitors at club level before decisions like this are made on our behalf would go a long way. We are being priced out of our sport which does not benefit any of the stake holders with includes MI , motor clubs , tyre companies ect will all suffer because of less events being done or maybe none at all by the budget concerned competitors like myself.
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Dermot Harrington
1 year ago
Yet another blow to the clubman. Clarification required whether main field and J1000 competitors can fill at normal filling station pumps.
Sport is already expensive enough. Also-a monopoly really isn't an option in such an expensive sport. Competitors need more options. Like any sport-ut has different levels. Regards Cb
Complete nonsense and a rip off to pay for the motorsport Ireland freeloaders
Why was no ground level clubman considered before this was mandated upon us.
Ridiculous extra expenses put on the smaller clubmen!!
Not happy with refuelling conditions.
I run my Nova on pump fuel @ 1.76 euro / liter,,,I can't afford to pay for this control fuel!!
Licence number 9513
I run pump fuel in the few events that I do compete in. I will not enter a rally unless I have a mechanism to run pump fuel.
It’s unfair, it’s not competitor centred decision
A refuelling zone is the best option for everyone, not just one supplier
Been involved in motorsport since the early 80s... I'm all for progress and innovation however this proposal is counterintuitive and may have a significant negative affect to the sport.
Would be entertaining until resolved
Just let people bring their own drums to the refuelling zone like always. Or an even simpler solution would be to make it mandatory for all service crews to have grounding straps for their fuel drums. Same as it is mandatory to have a ground sheet!
The clubman in his 5 grand car can't afford this extra cost.
Pushing clubman out of rallying
Not fair on the clubman who is the heart of the sport
Safety has theHSA approved or been consulted on this proposal is there a safety plan
A little bit of honest dialogue with competitors at club level before decisions like this are made on our behalf would go a long way. We are being priced out of our sport which does not benefit any of the stake holders with includes MI , motor clubs , tyre companies ect will all suffer because of less events being done or maybe none at all by the budget concerned competitors like myself.
Yet another blow to the clubman. Clarification required whether main field and J1000 competitors can fill at normal filling station pumps.
Small man getting pushed out further