The Motorsports Association UK, also known as MSA UK, has recently faced a revival by Chairman Sir XboxFormula1 following a break for the British exam season.
The Chairman initially opened vacancies for the Association mid this month, hiring for new staff within the Board of Directors and the media team.
Numerous days later, a further announcement was made confirming that six directors had been hired with responsibility for designated areas covering Operations, Competitions, Officials & Marshals, Legal Affairs, Development, and Administration.
Following their appointments, the Chairman, alongside numerous directors, met with the Chancellor of the Exchequer to discuss the Association’s future plans and the potential for Government support and funding.
Discussions surrounding a future Westbridge Grand Prix and a funding allocation within the next budget were also held, raising hopes to see the Association hosting events soon.
Speaking to the British Broadcasting Corporation, Chairman Sir XboxFormula1 said that “there is a relatively great demand for motorsport in the community”.
He also went on to say that the Association has more upcoming meetings with the government, and they intend to be set up within the next couple of weeks.