Thread: The future of motorsport in Britain
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Old 25 May 2018, 21:14 (Ref:3824646)   #7
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We need to remember that the MSA is a totally self appointed body - albeit a long time ago - but they have no God given "right" to be the UK governing body.

Karting for instance is in rude health, even if MSA regulated owner driver racing is struggling. I'm down in the West country today, at a place Jules Mini will know well, and there will be a great non-MSA kart race with over 100 drivers having a great and safe time. Last week down here was a big national one-make kart series that operates outside the MSA.

In cars, there's a track day company running its own sprint series. None of the huge oval scene is governed by the MSA.

All of which begs the question: Just what is the MSA *for*??????

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