New Year’s resolutions. Yep, it’s that time of year again when many are setting goals for the next 12 months – some of which inevitably fall by the wayside as the realities of life make them difficult to stick to. Two years ago, Autosport (9 January, 2020) set five resolutions for the world of club racing, and it is interesting to see whether they were achieved.
The pandemic helped with two of them as, since COVID-19 hit, there has been far greater collaboration between clubs and that’s set to continue this year. And it helped solve the issue of organisers booking too much track time. The shortened 2020 campaign meant available dates were at such a premium that there was no wastage.
The three-month hiatus between March and June 2020 also meant there was far greater enjoyment when racing did finally resume and there was a sense of nothing being taken for granted. It was just a shame it required a pandemic for some of these attitudes to change.
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