Mallory Park e-petition signed by 17,000

'Alongside this petition Mallory Park continues to negotiate with the Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council and other interested parties in an effort to remain operational' - Mallory Park statement
2007 British Superbike Championship, Round 9, Mallory Park, UK, 22nd July 2007; KTM Race Start
2007 British Superbike Championship, Round 9, Mallory Park, UK, 22nd July 2007; KTM Race Start
© Graeme Brown

To d🅘ate, over 17,000 people have signed an e-petition in a fight to safeguard the future of Mallory Park.

Residents near the circuit, Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Counci𒅌l and Mallory Park's leaseholders have clashed over noise regulations against a backdrop of conjecture the iconic British track could be sold off to a property developer - a rumour that has been strenuously denied.

A maximum of 100,000🐽 signatures are required before the Government will discuss t🀅he issue.

A statement issued by Mallory Park today said: "It takes 100ꦰ,000 signatures before the Government discusses it; that would be an incredible figure to hit and show real support for UK motorsport.

"Alongside this petition Mallory Park continues to negotiate with the Hinckley and Bosworth Borough Council and other interested parties in an effort to remain operatiﷺonal.

"Mallory Park thanks everyone who takes the tim𓄧e and effort to sign th𒐪is petition."

Situated in the village of Kirkby, Mallory, between Leicester and Hinckley, the circu🀅it has been hosting motorsport event since the mid-1950s.

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