Can a name change save UK motorsport?
The governing body of UK motorsport has had a rebrand, a refresh and a refocus. Can its quest to promote the sport and stimulate the grassroots help change the course of its potentially troubled future?
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Australia. Seems an odd place to start a feature about UK motorsport, but it's definitely relevant.
In the last 10 years, numbers of motorsport licence holders in Britain has fallen. In the same period, Australia has increased its number of licence holders by 15%.
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