YOUR SAY

Where does the clerk stand in all this, along with the Blue Book regulations, which see the person innocent until proven guilty and not the other way round?

RON GAMMONS

Allow clerks of the course to take the lead The reported stand taken by Ron Maydon against pro drivers on the basis of driving standards rather sets him up as both judge and jury, surely (Opinion, Club Autosport, 20 February). The question one has to ask, is where does the clerk stand in all this, along with the Motorsport UK Blue Book regulations, which see the person innocent until proven guilty and not the other way round? If a driver, pro or amateur, has a string of driving-standards violations against him that have been properly dealt with by the clerk and/or stewards who have had the opportunity of reviewing all of the evidence, resulting in points or bans, then by all means some action is called for. I would hope that Maydon upon reflection…

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Autosport (Digital) - 1 Issue, 27/02/20

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