Entry lists and priority seem to be causing concern this year again.
Just to clarify, the criteria for priority for the Dunlop National Rally Championship is clearly laid out in Appendix P of the MI Yearbook 2006. http://www.motorsportireland.com/assets/52/95CF26E0-EFFA-A276-AD4DCE92D311E26A_document/AppP.pdf.
And if you need further clarification a phone call (087-6646002) or email ([email protected]) to the Registrar, Laura Fuery, will soon sort things out.
Clubs are no longer obliged to post regs to registered competitors. All competitors were given a schedule when they registered showing the dates on which regs must be available, when entries open, when entries close and what event/year the priority is based on, along with a contact name and number for the organising clubs. The onus lies with the competitor to ensure that they get the regs and get them in on time.
If a competitor who is entitled to priorty doesn't get it, and the entry was on time, fully completed and fully paid, then the Registrar will liaise with the club and make sure that that competitor gets a start. However, if the entry is late, unpaid, incomplete, etc, then don't even bother ringing Laura. We will NOT ask any club to accept a late entry. If they choose to do so, then that's their business and nothing to do with the Championship.
Joan Gallagher
Chairman
Just to clarify, the criteria for priority for the Dunlop National Rally Championship is clearly laid out in Appendix P of the MI Yearbook 2006. http://www.motorsportireland.com/assets/52/95CF26E0-EFFA-A276-AD4DCE92D311E26A_document/AppP.pdf.
And if you need further clarification a phone call (087-6646002) or email ([email protected]) to the Registrar, Laura Fuery, will soon sort things out.
Clubs are no longer obliged to post regs to registered competitors. All competitors were given a schedule when they registered showing the dates on which regs must be available, when entries open, when entries close and what event/year the priority is based on, along with a contact name and number for the organising clubs. The onus lies with the competitor to ensure that they get the regs and get them in on time.
If a competitor who is entitled to priorty doesn't get it, and the entry was on time, fully completed and fully paid, then the Registrar will liaise with the club and make sure that that competitor gets a start. However, if the entry is late, unpaid, incomplete, etc, then don't even bother ringing Laura. We will NOT ask any club to accept a late entry. If they choose to do so, then that's their business and nothing to do with the Championship.
Joan Gallagher
Chairman