Race of Remembrance 2020
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12hr endurance race
Anglesey, Wales
November 6-8th
Hoping to return to the wonderful Anglesey circuit for the seventh year, the 2020 Race of Remembrance commemorates the sacrifices made by service personnel and their families. This unique endurance race features the biathlon of foolishness, night racing and a trackside service of Remembrance.
Race of Remembrance is a Remembrance Service with a race attached, not the other way around. The entire focus is on the pitlane service at 1100hrs Sunday.
Where and when is it held?
Anglesey Circuit (Trac Mon) LL63 5TF, Remembrance Weekend, November 6th-8th, 2020.
Who can enter?
Any team of 2 to 6 drivers whose drivers holding a minimum of a Motorsport UK Race Inter Club Licence and whose car(s) must pass scrutineering by a Motorsport UK scrutineer.
Class Structure:
The class structure this year has changed for Race of Remembrance.
CLASS A up to 85 BHP/Tonne
CLASS B from 86 to 140 BHP/Tonne
CLASS C from 141 to 180 BHP/Tonne
CLASS D from 181 to 250 BHP/Tonne
CLASS E Invitational
CLASS R Relay Class
If you race in a series or competition that would like to run within its own class then please contact us for details of how to create the class. Motorsport UK mandates a minimum 5 cars to make an official class and Race of Remembrance is following that. We’d be more than happy to factor in a new class if demand exists, Email cs@missionmotorsport.com for a conversation.
Entry Regs:
The Race of Remembrance Supplementary Regs 2020 will be available shortly. For questions relating to the regs please contact Claire Smith who is our Motorsport UK Clerk of the Course and our Motorsport UK Club Liaison officer she can be emailed on cs@missionmotorsport.org.
[b]Entry fees:
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The entry fee for the 2020 RoR is £2,600. A deposit of £500 is payable on booking with the remainder due by or before August 31st, 2020.
Testing:
A short session of free testing will be included in the entry fee for all teams. Specific timings confirmed when the timetable is released.
Tyres:
All cars must run tyres that are on the Motorsport UK acceptable tyre list (List 1A, 1B or 1C. ) Bespoke classes that are subsequently made, may require the adherence to specific regulations of that series, this is inclusive but not limited to the use of a control tyre . Full details on this will be issued in the Race of Remembrance 2020 regulations. For the avoidance of doubt full race slicks and wets are forbidden
Drive train:
Sequential gearboxes are forbidden.
Relay Teams:
This year the race welcomes relay teams again
Overseas entries:
All overseas participants competing on a licence not issued by Motorsport UK must present at sign on an “Authorisation of Participation” certificate issued by their National Licensing body (ASN). Drivers will not be allowed to sign on and compete in the event without all required paperwork. Please remember this event is not on an international permit and therefore an FIA International authorisation printed on licence cards will not authorise you to compete in this national permitted event.
Fuel:
The intention is again to invite Vital Equipment to set up their multi pump rig within the paddock. Further information on this, including their pricing for 2020 will be released when confirmed.
Social Media:
The Race of Remembrance Twitter feed is constantly updated with information, press releases and more through the year on @MM_RoR. Likewise the Facebook page can be found at https://www.facebook.com/RaceofRemembrance/
If you have any queries in the meantime, please email the team on ror@missionmotorsport.org.
Key Dates:
May 23rd 2020 – ENTRY OPEN –
12hr endurance race
Anglesey, Wales
November 6-8th
Hoping to return to the wonderful Anglesey circuit for the seventh year, the 2020 Race of Remembrance commemorates the sacrifices made by service personnel and their families. This unique endurance race features the biathlon of foolishness, night racing and a trackside service of Remembrance.
Race of Remembrance is a Remembrance Service with a race attached, not the other way around. The entire focus is on the pitlane service at 1100hrs Sunday.
Where and when is it held?
Anglesey Circuit (Trac Mon) LL63 5TF, Remembrance Weekend, November 6th-8th, 2020.
Who can enter?
Any team of 2 to 6 drivers whose drivers holding a minimum of a Motorsport UK Race Inter Club Licence and whose car(s) must pass scrutineering by a Motorsport UK scrutineer.
Class Structure:
The class structure this year has changed for Race of Remembrance.
CLASS A up to 85 BHP/Tonne
CLASS B from 86 to 140 BHP/Tonne
CLASS C from 141 to 180 BHP/Tonne
CLASS D from 181 to 250 BHP/Tonne
CLASS E Invitational
CLASS R Relay Class
If you race in a series or competition that would like to run within its own class then please contact us for details of how to create the class. Motorsport UK mandates a minimum 5 cars to make an official class and Race of Remembrance is following that. We’d be more than happy to factor in a new class if demand exists, Email cs@missionmotorsport.com for a conversation.
Entry Regs:
The Race of Remembrance Supplementary Regs 2020 will be available shortly. For questions relating to the regs please contact Claire Smith who is our Motorsport UK Clerk of the Course and our Motorsport UK Club Liaison officer she can be emailed on cs@missionmotorsport.org.
[b]Entry fees:
[/b]
The entry fee for the 2020 RoR is £2,600. A deposit of £500 is payable on booking with the remainder due by or before August 31st, 2020.
Testing:
A short session of free testing will be included in the entry fee for all teams. Specific timings confirmed when the timetable is released.
Tyres:
All cars must run tyres that are on the Motorsport UK acceptable tyre list (List 1A, 1B or 1C. ) Bespoke classes that are subsequently made, may require the adherence to specific regulations of that series, this is inclusive but not limited to the use of a control tyre . Full details on this will be issued in the Race of Remembrance 2020 regulations. For the avoidance of doubt full race slicks and wets are forbidden
Drive train:
Sequential gearboxes are forbidden.
Relay Teams:
This year the race welcomes relay teams again
Overseas entries:
All overseas participants competing on a licence not issued by Motorsport UK must present at sign on an “Authorisation of Participation” certificate issued by their National Licensing body (ASN). Drivers will not be allowed to sign on and compete in the event without all required paperwork. Please remember this event is not on an international permit and therefore an FIA International authorisation printed on licence cards will not authorise you to compete in this national permitted event.
Fuel:
The intention is again to invite Vital Equipment to set up their multi pump rig within the paddock. Further information on this, including their pricing for 2020 will be released when confirmed.
Social Media:
The Race of Remembrance Twitter feed is constantly updated with information, press releases and more through the year on @MM_RoR. Likewise the Facebook page can be found at https://www.facebook.com/RaceofRemembrance/
If you have any queries in the meantime, please email the team on ror@missionmotorsport.org.
Key Dates:
May 23rd 2020 – ENTRY OPEN –
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