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Brands Hatch Superprix As of 30/06/2020 OFFICIALS OF THE MEETING WHAT WE ARE DOING TO KEEP EVERYONE SAFE MOTORSPORT UK STEWARD Bill Shewan HSCC VISITOR INFORMATION CLUB COVID 19 OFFICER Alan Crook In line with current Government guidance, we intend to reopen for day visitors at race meetings from MEDICAL COVID 19 OFFICER LEGENDS OF BRANDS HATCH Saturday 11 July 2020. A day out at one of our venues will feel a little different to before, but all the Clare Morden changes we are introducing have the safety of visitors, and that of our staff, as our top priority. SAFEGUARDING OFFICER SUPERPRIX Until at least the end of July, visitors can only come for the day – no camping is available for the public. Andy Dee-Crowne This summary explains the new operations and safety measures we have put in place to protect you CLUB STEWARDS 11TH – 12TH JULY ‘20 and our employees, and to ensure our venues are COVID-secure. Fergus Whatling, Myra Whatling CLERKS OF THE COURSE BEFORE ARRIVAL RESTAURANTS AND FOOD SERVERIES Julian Floyd (Snr), Ken Tyrer • Visitors are advised to check our website and social • We will offer a takeaway service with a greater emphasis on RACE DIRECTOR/ CLERK OF COURSE VENUE NOTICE media pages for latest information before leaving home ‘Grab and Go’ items to reduce queuing times Andy Dee-Crowne RESTAURANT OPENING TIMES • All tickets must be purchased in advance to • Food and drink will predominantly be served in disposable SECRETARY OF THE MEETING Kentagon will be open from 7am on Saturday and Sunday Alan Jones guarantee entry (recyclable) containers with plenty of bins available VENUE ASSISTANT TO THE SECRETARY • Visitors must not attend if they are displaying any • Signage will reinforce social distancing within queues This meeting is promoted by MotorSport Vision Limited, MSV Centre, Brands Hatch symptoms associated with COVID-19 or are required Lynn Jones Circuit, Fawkham, Longfield, Kent, DA3 8NG Tel: 01474 872331 www.msv.com • New hygiene screens have been installed at service counters to self-isolate JUDGES CIRCUIT ADDRESS • Self-service buffets and salad bars will be closed until Bryan Degerlund, Richard Spittle ON ARRIVAL further notice CHIEF SCRUTINEER Circuit Manager: Mike Groves Matthew Lambkin-Smith Brands Hatch Circuit, Fawkham, Longfield, Kent DA3 8NG. Tel: 01474 872331 • Signage will be in place for vehicle parking arrangements • Cutlery and condiments will be given to visitors with their CHIEF TIMEKEEPER • Signage at venue entrances will reinforce social meal, or on request, rather than left in open areas Nicholas Palmer distancing measures and require visitors to return • Payments will need to be ‘contactless’ (where possible) home if they have symptoms COMMENTATORS • All members of catering staff will be wearing appropriate PPE Marcus Pye • Advance-only tickets will minimise queues CIRCUIT CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER • Visitors will be welcome to bring their own food and drink • Hand sanitiser will be available for visitor use at entrances to the venue Clare Morden LIVE TIMING • Staff scanning tickets will be behind a screen or have RESCUE UNITS appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) TOILETS BRSCC Midlands & BRSCC North This is the QR code for Live Timing on your smart phone and is valid for all HSCC events this season. • We will be deploying enhanced cleaning measures and BREAKDOWN UNITS MAINTAINING SOCIAL DISTANCING AND disinfecting high-frequency touch points such as flush D & G Assist The address that it points to is: VISITOR SAFETY handles AMBULANCES HTTPS://LIVETIMING.TSL-TIMING.COM/HSCC • Race circuits are huge open areas of land. Nevertheless, • Sanitising sprays will be available so that visitors can take Advance Medical Transport Services we will limit capacity to ensure visitors can easily their own extra precautions too, if they wish CHIEF MARSHAL socially distance Fay Crook • Signage and floor markers will be in place to enable social • Where grandstands are open, seating plans will be distancing in queues CHIEF OBSERVER reconfigured to allow for social distancing Fay Crook • Signage will inform visitors of key messages and HYGIENE AND CLEANING CHIEF FLAGS instructions, including what to do if they start to • Enhanced cleaning measures will be in force to disinfect Nick Allison display any COVID-19 symptoms and how to maintain high-frequency touch points, such as service counters and CHIEF INCIDENT/RADIO CONTROLLER social distance door handles Paul Donaghy • Public access to all working areas (e.g. paddocks, pit lanes • Hand sanitiser dispensers will be available around each CHIEF PADDOCK/ASSEMBLY and garages) is prohibited until further notice venue for visitors to use Janice Wells, David Freundlich SAFETY CAR DRIVER This meeting is organised by the Historic Sports Car Club Ltd., Historic Air Traffic • Walkways may be one-way or closed where • All visitors are asked to uphold the highest possible hygiene Andy Dee Crowne Control Tower, Silverstone Circuit, Silverstone NN12 8TN and held under the general recommended social distancing is otherwise not possible standards – to be supported by signage around each venue SAFETY CAR OBSERVER conditions of Motorsport UK incorporating the International Sporting Code of the FIA • Some facilities may not be open at all race meetings, for • MSV employees will be following additional procedures to Fiona Dee- Crowne and the Supplementary and Final Instructions issued by the organisers MSUK Permit example children’s playgrounds keep our visitors safe and stay safe themselves RACE COMMUNICATIONS No. 116953 Interclub. This meeting has been inscribed with the FIA as an NCAFP. Fay Crook Images with thanks to ©Paul Lawrence & ©Charlie Wooding www.msv.com HSCC LEGENDS OF BRANDS HATCH SUPERPRIX 11TH – 12TH JULY ‘20 01 MAP KEY Not all facilities are available at every event BRANDS HATCH Parking Kentagon Restaurant Disabled Parking Brabham Stewart Hospitality Suites CIRCUIT Toilets Grandstands Disabled Toilets Paddock Hill Grandstand BRANDS HATCH CIRCUIT, FAWKHAM, Baby Changing Footpaths TIMETABLE TIMETABLE LONGFIELD, KENT DA3 8NG Food & Drink Cash Point SATURDAY 11TH JULY ‘20 SUNDAY 12TH JULY ‘20 QUALIFYING QUALIFYING Restricted Access Areas Only accessible to event FF2000 / URS Classic FF2000 09.00 – 09.15 Classic FF / Historic F3 10.00 – 10.15 RESTRICTED competitors, officials and ACCESS marshals with valid passes. Historic Formula Junior 09.25 – 09.45 70s Road Sports 10.25 – 10.40 WESTFIELD Strictly no visitor access Aurora / Classic F3 09.55 – 10.15 Historic Formula Ford 10.50 – 11.05 DINGLE DELL Thundersports 10.25 – 10.55 Historic Road Sports 11.15 – 11.30 DEREK MINTER STRAIGHT Historic Formula 2 11.05 – 11.30 Historic Touring Cars 11.40 – 11.55 Guards Trophy 11.40 – 12.05 RACING SHEENE CURVE WWW.BRANDSHATCH.CO.UK HAWTHORNS LUNCH 12.05 – 13.05 Aurora / Classic F3 – Race 2 12.10 – 12.30 RACING Classic FF / Historic F3 – Race 1 12.45 – 13.05 FF2000 / URS Classic FF2000 – Race 1 13.05 – 13.25 LUNCH 13.05 –13.50 HAWTHORN HILL STIRLINGS Historic Formula Junior 13.40 – 14.00 Historic Formula Ford – Race 1 13.50 – 14.10 Aurora / Classic F3 – Race 1 14.15 – 14.35 Thundersports – Race 2 14.25 – 14.55 BRIDGE Thundersports – Race 1 14.50 – 15.20 Historic Formula 2 – Race 2 15.10 – 15.35 BRIDGE DRUIDS PILGRIMS DROP Historic Formula 2 – Race 1 15.35 – 16.00 70s Road Sports 15.50 – 16.10 PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE M20 CLEARWAYS Guards Trophy 16.15 – 16.55 Historic Touring Cars 16.25 – 16.45 MCLAREN Z GATE FF2000 / URS Classic FF2000 – Race 2 17.10 – 17.30 Classic FF / Historic F3 – Race 2 17.00 – 17.20 HAILWOODS HILL SURTEES CLARK CURVE BLUE CAR PARK SOUTHBANK Historic Formula Junior – Race 2 17.45 – 18.05 Historic Road Sports 17.35 – 17.55 GRAHAM HILL BEND COOPER STRAIGHT MAIN ENTRANCE Historic Formula Ford – Race 2 18.10 – 18.30 RESTRICTED ACCESS PADDOCK HILL BEND MERCURE HOTEL FAWKHAM RD BRABHAM STRAIGHT RESTRICTED ACCESS PADDOCK ENTRANCE K GATE M25 SCRATCHERS LN HSCC LEGENDS OF BRANDS HATCH SUPERPRIX 02 11TH – 12TH JULY ‘20 03 HSCC SEASON READY TO START The Historic Sports Car Club’s 2020 season will Stiles and Tony Hancock in the later Classic cars. However, the Historic division is wide open in the absence of several usual pacesetters. Renowned race car designer Adrian make a belated start on the Brands Hatch Grand Reynard has one of his own designs from 1979 while the Royales of Andrew Smith, Prix circuit at this weekend’s Legends of Brands Drew Cameron and Wil Arif should be quick in the Historics. A typically strong grid will contest the opening two rounds of the Silverline Historic Super Prix meeting. Formula Junior Championship and the Brabhams of Cam Jackson, Mark Shaw and Three months later than planned due to COVID-19, the HSCC season will start in style Richard Wilson should top the 34-car field. Michael Hibberd plans to give a Lotus 22 on one of Europe’s finest race tracks with a full weekend covering 18 races and over its first race for 50 years while his son Andrew switches to the family’s Lola Mk2 to 320 entries for cars spanning four decades of racing history. The event will be run in head the front-engined division. strict adherence to government and Motorsport UK guidelines and it is clear that Running over 40 minutes on Saturday is the Guards Trophy and this has another there is a huge appetite among competitors to get racing again. strong entry of sports-racing and GT cars. The timeless Chevron B6 and B8 design is Many of the HSCC’s championships and series will get their 2020 season underway to the fore, capped by the cars of Andy Newall, Philip Nelson, Hugh Colman, Westie and entries are strong right across the programme.
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