The COVID situation has forced postponement of the event for a second year.
The popular Race the Waves event in Bridlington has been postponed for a second year.
The third outing of the event was due to take place last May but was postponed due to the national lockdown, it was rescheduled for May this year but today the organisers have announced that this years event has also now had to be called off due to the new lockdown.
Posting on their website Backfire Promotions say..
"A huge thank you from all the team at Backfire Promotions for your continued and valued support towards Race the Waves 2020/1 at Bridlington. As you can imagine we have been given the unenviable task of picking our way through a greater minefield of event management whilst under COVID-19 restrictions and we appreciate your patience.
We are unable to run Race the Waves in May and despite discussion with East Riding Council a suitable fall back date cannot be found due to the ongoing uncertainty over restrictions throughout the summer.
We greatly value the support of The East Riding of Yorkshire Council and their difficult role of Public Health responsibilities for our Yorkshire Coastal visitors.
The good news is that we are already discussing dates for Race the Waves 2022 and all paid entries for 2020/1 will be carried forward to May 2022.
Race the Waves is not a commercial venture and is operated on a not for profit basis by enthusiastic and willing volunteers of racing & mechanical persuasions. As volunteers we are all extremely disappointed and down but certainly not out!!! "
The event in 2019 saw hundreds of people visiting the town to see the vehicles on display and watch the beach runs.
Wednesday January 27th ‘BACKFIRE Promotions’ (the management for Race the Waves) together with the East Riding of...
Posted by Race the Waves on Thursday, January 28, 2021
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