LONDON: The governing body for motorsport in Britain aims to resume racing activities without spectators from July 4, it said on Wednesday.
"Our plan is that, subject to government advice and ongoing lifting of restrictions, motorsport will resume from 4th July. Motorsport UK said it would allow only half the number of event permits compared to July 2019 to ensure sufficient marshals were available.It said no national or British championship events would be held in July to reduce travel.
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