Throughout the year, Motorsport UK receives funds following the issuing of fines as a result of non-compliance with Regulations. The fines range from fixed on-event fines to those imposed by the National Court.

The National Court acts as the highest judicial function, designed to protect participants and ensure that the rules governing the sport are upheld. The National Court is independent of Motorsport UK and has several functions, including Sporting and Eligibility Appeals, Disciplinary, Investigatory, and arbitration.

These fines are then channelled back into the sport by contributing to the provision of prizes, training activities or charitable causes. Over the last year, fine income has helped support several initiatives including:

Driving Standards and Race with Respect

Following community feedback on driving standards, a series of videos were produced in conjunction with Base Performance Simulators. These sim racing videos have been distributed to competitors and are used for training Officials in adjudicating infringements that happen on track, and for helping drivers to learn the art of leaving room for their follow competitors. Furthermore, Race with Respect training assets for the community have been produced and are used to educate and inform on the importance of respect.

Celebrating our community; Awarding their continuous hard work

Motorsport UK recognises its community annually through Club and Community Awards. Prizes are awarded to the community who reinvest back into the grassroots of the sport. Winners are annually celebrated by Motorsport UK across Clubs, Volunteers, Organising Teams and Young Photographer and Journalist.

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Supporting Disabled Driver Development

The Disabled Driver Scholarship has been instrumental in introducing the sport to disabled drivers who may never have had the opportunity to enjoy the sport. Each year, six competitors receive scholarships, benefitting from a fullyfunded year of competition in AutoSOLOs, driving adapted Toyota Yaris’. The scholarship includes full use of the vehicle for a year, including entry to events. Since winning the scholarship, one competitor is pursuing the purchase his own car to continue next year.

Development and new event growth

Dundee hosted the inaugural FIA EcoRally in July and British StreetCar EcoRally winners received support to compete on the international stage.

Charitable Donations

Beyond motorsport, Motorsport UK supports charitable initiatives and programmes, making contributions to MacMillan Coffee Morning and Save The Children Christmas Jumper Day.

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