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The uncertainties continue

October is normally the time when many in national motorsport really switch focus to looking at next year. It’s the point where drivers with aspirations of climbing the ladder begin to seriously consider their next moves and it’s also when clubs and series organisers start finalising their calendars for the new season. But, as with so many aspects of this most unusual of years, it is not quite so straightforward in 2020.

The delayed start to the racing season due to the coronavirus pandemic has meant

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