Press release from SEMSEC - No Calendar in 2014
Posted: Sat Nov 30, 2013 9:21 pm
Tunbridge Wells Motor Club All Circuit Sprint Championship
With regret SEMSEC have released the following Press Release regarding the running of events next year. This will have an inevitable impact on next year’s TWMC All Circuit Sprint Championship. We will still try and provide an interesting and varied calendar for next year, including new venues. But with the loss of Lydden and Brands Hatch we will be short of events in the south east. We are exploring the possibility of running a sprint at Lydden and will make an announcement in due course.
If you know of any events which you would like to see in the calendar next year please contact me at gj.goodwin@virgin.net
PRESS RELEASE from SEMSEC
Following a serious decline in race entries over the last few seasons, it is with much regret that the SEMSEC Board and Sporting Committee have concluded that we do not have the financial resources to enter into a 2014 Race Programme.
The decision has therefore been taken and SEMSEC has suspended its programme of race meetings planned for 2014.
This decision has not been taken lightly as 2014 would have been the 21st season of SEMSEC racing, with the Club ethos to provide four wheel Car Racing at Lydden Hill and latterly our annual meeting at Brands Hatch. However, the Board recognises that without sufficient reserves to support another season of losses, it is not possible to offer a realistic programme of race events in 2014.
We are very proud of our history as a Motor Racing Club and of the racing we have offered over the years and would like to thank, most sincerely; all those who have been involved in helping us provide grass roots Motor Sport, particularly the Drivers and Marshals who have supported the Club’s events.
This, unfortunately, will impact on both Tunbridge Wells and Rochester Motor Clubs as their Sprints have traditionally preceded the afternoon races at both Lydden Hill and Brands Hatch. However we are in discussions with various parties to try to find a way forward.
SEMSEC will continue as a motor club for the foreseeable future and will consider any new opportunities that present themselves.
Norman Redhead
Chairman, for and on behalf of SEMSEC
With regret SEMSEC have released the following Press Release regarding the running of events next year. This will have an inevitable impact on next year’s TWMC All Circuit Sprint Championship. We will still try and provide an interesting and varied calendar for next year, including new venues. But with the loss of Lydden and Brands Hatch we will be short of events in the south east. We are exploring the possibility of running a sprint at Lydden and will make an announcement in due course.
If you know of any events which you would like to see in the calendar next year please contact me at gj.goodwin@virgin.net
PRESS RELEASE from SEMSEC
Following a serious decline in race entries over the last few seasons, it is with much regret that the SEMSEC Board and Sporting Committee have concluded that we do not have the financial resources to enter into a 2014 Race Programme.
The decision has therefore been taken and SEMSEC has suspended its programme of race meetings planned for 2014.
This decision has not been taken lightly as 2014 would have been the 21st season of SEMSEC racing, with the Club ethos to provide four wheel Car Racing at Lydden Hill and latterly our annual meeting at Brands Hatch. However, the Board recognises that without sufficient reserves to support another season of losses, it is not possible to offer a realistic programme of race events in 2014.
We are very proud of our history as a Motor Racing Club and of the racing we have offered over the years and would like to thank, most sincerely; all those who have been involved in helping us provide grass roots Motor Sport, particularly the Drivers and Marshals who have supported the Club’s events.
This, unfortunately, will impact on both Tunbridge Wells and Rochester Motor Clubs as their Sprints have traditionally preceded the afternoon races at both Lydden Hill and Brands Hatch. However we are in discussions with various parties to try to find a way forward.
SEMSEC will continue as a motor club for the foreseeable future and will consider any new opportunities that present themselves.
Norman Redhead
Chairman, for and on behalf of SEMSEC