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Send a correction.
Send the page address and an official source so a specific correction can be considered.
Send a correction that can be checked
Email webmaster@offtothemotorsport.co.uk with the page address, the detail you believe is wrong and a link to the organiser or other primary source. A short, specific report helps us distinguish a changed event policy from a question about one particular booking.
For a date change, include the current official announcement. For a transport issue, identify the route, operator and travel date. For a ticket rule, point to the current category or conditions, rather than a reseller’s summary. If an older page is still visible on the organiser’s website, explain which newer page supersedes it.
Keep personal booking details private
Do not send passport numbers, payment-card information, passwords, booking references or medical records. You can describe a problem with a ticket or accessible route without attaching sensitive documents. Contact the seller or carrier directly for a refund, reservation change or urgent travel assistance; the site does not manage those bookings.
What happens next
We use the supplied page and source to consider a correction. Where the advice changes, the relevant page is updated. An organiser may need to confirm an ambiguous detail before a specific claim can be published. We cannot promise a response or resolution time, and an email is not an emergency reporting channel.
Recommendations can differ without a factual error. Tell us if a stated station, policy, date or facility is wrong; you are also welcome to explain why a particular base did not work for your trip. Separate what happened on your day from a claim about every future meeting, so the advice can remain useful to other visitors.
Website access problems
If a link, form control or table prevents you using the site, include the page and the task you were attempting. Device, browser or assistive-technology details can help, if you are comfortable sharing them. Read our accessibility statement for the features and limits we currently describe.
Our About page explains the research approach, and the privacy notice explains enquiry handling. Return to the practical guides when planning the next part of your weekend.
FAQs
What should a correction include?
Send the page address, the precise detail and an official source that supports the change.
Can the site change my booking?
No. Contact the ticket seller, hotel or carrier shown on your confirmation for booking support.
Should I attach my ticket or passport?
Do not send sensitive documents, passwords or booking references. Describe the issue and link to public information.
Can I report a website access barrier?
Yes. Explain the page and task, and include device or assistive-technology details if you are comfortable sharing them.
How quickly will an email be answered?
No response time is promised. Use the organiser or relevant service for urgent assistance during an event.