Delta FF2000 and F4

[HQMsport]

Merry Christmas everyone and here's to a prosperous New Year.

Things have been a lot slower than I would like due to a change in job that sucks a lot more of my time than I'd like plus my own motorsport commitments but I'd like to do something over the holiday period.

If anyone has any more chassis numbers and whereabouts or photo's please email me hqmsport@gmail.com

[delta]

Thanks for getting back on this project Bryan. BTW would anyone out there have a photo of a Delta Formula Talbot. I have a couple of chassis which are a little different to the FF2000. I always wondered if they were for FT cars. I did speak to Nick Crossley some years ago but he was not convinced.

[Dan Rear]

Only 1 FT car ever built, Iain, Don Manley had it

[delta]

Anyone have any information or photos about the two MRE Delta's that were run in F4 back in 1976/77. I have lost touch with Jim Glebe one of the co founders of MRE. Thanks in advance and happy New Year. Iain.

[delta]

Happy New Year all. I spent a fair bit of time updating Delta owners list.I have nearly 40 Delta FF2000 registered.I have also had new chassis plates made and I am more than happy to send these out FOC. If you have a Delta and think you are not registered with me then post up details of your car.
Yes Yes I hear you say,"why not post up the list". Not sure these days if its the right thing to do. I am sure some Mod on here will advise. Cheers lain.

[midgetman]

I don't think it's a Mod thing, it's more Data Protection Iain. People have a right for anonymity and may even have told their other halves thar a Delta is a bicycle and cost just a few quid!

A list of existing chassis numbers would be interesting, but tying them up to drivers would be bad form.

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[allenbrown]

Originally Posted by midgetman

I don't think it's a Mod thing, it's more Data Protection Iain. People have a right for anonymity and may even have told their other halves thar a Delta is a bicycle and cost just a few quid!

A list of existing chassis numbers would be interesting, but tying them up to drivers would be bad form.

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I've been around the blcok a few times on this subject and to a large extent it depends how you got the information. If the owners gave it to you, and they didn't give (or weren't asked for) permission for it to be shared, then you probably can't. If they did give permission, or the information is in the public domain, then you probably can. The privacy policy you have published will be a huge help in this respect. You have published one, haven't you?

It needs to be done carefully, but be aware that there are certain exemptions in both the EU-GDPR and UK-GDPR for data held for "Historical Research". They are designed to allow you to hold the informatiom, but not necessarily to publish it.

[delta]

Just thought of cunning plan . Over the weekend I will post up missing Delta cars that are not on my list . That should keep everyone happy .