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The Magazine of the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs Issue 2 • 2020 Inside Larger Than Life An Introduction to The Michael Sedgwick Memorial Trust Plus Position Statement from the Federation A full report from this years event Advice and guidance to stay safe www.fbhvc.co.ukwww.fbhvc.co.uk The UKThe MemberUK Member of of FIVA FIVA The Magazine of the Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs www.fbhvc.co.uk President: Lord Steel of Aikwood Chairman: David Whale Editorial Secretary: Emma Balaam Wayne Scott Communications Director Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs Ltd urrently we all face a new and more Day. Please feel free to share pictures using PO Box 295, Upminster, restricted way of life than we are used the hashtag #DriveitDayMemories We Essex, RM14 9DG Cto. As we look towards the future look forward to seeing them in due course. Email: [email protected] a different road lies ahead, where some Phone: 01708 223111 Many will find themselves with more time may feel quite relaxed with finding a new on their hands whether staying at home The Federation of British Historic route whilst others will feel completely or having to be in self-isolation. Why not Vehicle Clubs exists to uphold overwhelmed in not knowing which way use this time to write about something the freedom to use historic to turn. We continue to monitor the news you enjoy? Research that little titbit of vehicles on the road. It does this and various other media streams showing information you never got around to do? by representing the interests the world in constant flux; however, our Learn about another model of vehicle of owners of such vehicles to aim is to provide you with as much current you’re interested in or better still learn politicians, government officials, information as possible. At time of print about a completely different type of and legislators both in the UK the information provided was up to date, historic vehicle? The internet is awash with and (through membership of however we urge you all to keep a watchful interesting facts and figures. For those Fédération Internationale des eye on our website to note any changes within your clubs or social circles who Véhicules Anciens) in Europe. Insurance that (www.fbhvc.co.uk). do not have access to the internet, why There are over 500 subscriber not pick up the telephone and ask them On day of going to print (24th March) we organisations representing a total questions about their vehicle and swap released an updated statement concerning membership of over 250,000 in knowledge? I am sure they would be very Drive it Day which has been electronically addition to individual and trade grateful indeed. Again, we would love to communicated to all those on our supporters. Details can be found hear from you with any stories. fits the bill for distribution listing and is available to read at www.fbhvc.co.uk or sent on on page 5. As enthusiasts of historic vehicles From us all at the FBHVC we send our application to the secretary. and if you have access to the internet we best wishes for your personal safety and FBHVC is a company limited by urge you to participate on 26th April 2020 look forward to some form of normality guarantee, registered number in the mass sharing, via social media, of whenever that might be. In the meantime, 3842316 and was founded in 1988. classic car clubs your images and memories of enjoying please be considerate of others and remain your historic vehicles during a past Drive it safe. Subscriber clubs and organisations can reproduce the text of items from this publication in their own publications provided that FBHVC is When it comes to securing the right credited. Images may be reproduced insurance for your club, we can help. Contents only with specific permission. All articles are available via email, for With a product endorsed by the FBHVC 4-5 Coronavirus 14-15 Race Retro 2020 more information please contact Guidance & advice FBHVC on display at Stoneleigh Park [email protected] and only available to member clubs, 6-7 Legislation 16-17 Main Feature Seeking clarity The Michael Sedgwick Memorial Trust you can be confident that we have the We apologise for the incorrect 8 Fuels 18-19 Club Expo 2020 description published in the last product you need at a competitive price. E10 Fuels Consultation Full report of this years event issue regarding Club Triumph. 10 DVLA 20-21 Secretarial News Club Triumph was formed in 1962 Ian Edmunds reports Latest from Emma Balaam Call 01252 888379 becoming part of the Standard 11 Technical & Events 22-23 Le Mans Classic Triumph Automobile Association Or email [email protected] MSUK RS Clubman Licence Updates on the 10th running created by Standard - Triumph 12 Heritage, Culture & 24 National Motorcycle Museums Museum Live in 1954 and functions as a motor Heritage Day and more Great event returns in October club for owners and enthusiasts YOUR WORLD IS OUR FOCUS 13 Archives 26-31 Club News who are interested in the running, Our vision explained Roundup from our member clubs restoration and preservation of all www.astonlark.com Triumph cars. Creative and design by Fire Creative (07795 030885). 2 FBHVCnews Issue 2, 2020 Issue 2, 2020 FBHVCnews 3 Motorsport UK Extends Suspension of Motorsport Permits to 30th June In light of recent developments in the COVID-19 crisis, and in re-inforcing that, at this time of national emergency, Coronavirus General advice to clubs from the FBHVC following the address to the nation by the Prime Minister we must all stay at home to play our part in protecting the on the evening of 23rd March, Motorsport UK has today NHS and ultimately saving lives. Today, the government The FBHVC is committed to following and passing on the latest UK Government advice on events and public gatherings extended its suspension of all organising permits and have required that we effectively lock-down for a period of pertinent to our member clubs. Current government and public health advice states that all, non-essential social contact with Certificates of Exemption for motorsport events until at least three weeks, however given that the most vulnerable in our other people should be avoided for foreseeable future. We are also being advised to avoid pubs, which if course is the most 30th June. society are required to isolate for three months, it is evident popular type of venue of regional club meets within historic vehicle organisations. Those at risk or with underlying health that the most responsible course of action was to propose This move provides clear guidance to event organisers, issues are being advised to self-isolate for a period of 12 weeks. a longer suspension of our sport. When we reflect back on venues, competitors, officials and volunteer marshals of the this time, it will be a brief, but vital, hiatus from our everyday Therefore, we are advising all clubs with regions, local groups and registers to encourage their volunteers and organisers role that Motorsport UK must play in supporting the broader motorsport life and we must put this in perspective. This is cancel or postpone their monthly meetings and local club events for the foreseeable future. This is in line with UK Government UK public health agenda. advice. We urge you to watch the FBHVC website www.fbhvc.co.uk and the government advice links below for up to the a time of national unity and we need to come together with minute information. In recent days the feedback from our members and the the broader public community to do all we can to support community was a need for increased clarity to allow them to this battle and ultimately save lives.” In summary plan appropriately and, should the need arise, put in place Motorsport UK will continue to monitor the prevailing • Everyone should avoid gatherings and crowded places, such as pubs, clubs and theatres necessary contingency measures. advice from the UK Government in respect of the COVID-19 • Everyone should work from home if they can Motorsport UK Chairman, David Richards explained, international pandemic and will update the motorsport • All “unnecessary” visits to friends and relatives in care homes should cease “Motorsport UK has a vital role to play with its community community accordingly. • By next weekend, those with the most serious health conditions must be “largely shielded from social contact for around 12 weeks.” • If one person in any household has a persistent cough or fever, everyone living there must stay at home for 14 days • Those people should, if possible, avoid leaving the house “even to buy food or essentials” - but they may leave the Coronavirus FBHVC Statement on Drive it Day 2020 house "for exercise and, in that case, at a safe distance from others" Reach out #DriveitDayMemories We have a number of elderly members amongst our clubs. If you know of any in your region or register, why not drop them an The FBHVC is committed to following the latest UK social media, of images and memories of themselves and email or give them a call to chat historic vehicles for a while and make sure they have all they need. For those with underlying Government advice on events and public gatherings their families out and about in their historic vehicles during a health issues, the next 12 weeks is likely to be a long and potentially lonely time and this is an ideal time for our community pertinent to our member clubs and as such, the following previous year’s Drive it Day.
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