[AlexisGaitanis]

Hi all end happy new year.
After Kevans comment about tyre wear (i had not taken into account heavy cars) it is clear that we have to change tyres.So we return back to free choice for this year.So the tyre clause in rules changes to:
 Rear tires must be rubber or urethane,no silicone or foam,maximum width wall to wall 7mm.No chemical treatment of tires (such as oil soaking) is permitted Entrants with cars non compliant  may provide required replacement parts at their own expense time and money wise.
Failure to comply will incur a penalty , until they comply, of :
-5% of distance covered in the first race if the issue can be fixed before the series start or
-5% of distance covered in each race if the issue cannot be fixed

Regarding posted tyres i will issue refund of all payments (as Paypal does not allow partial refunds) and you will have to do the payment procedure again.You can keep the tyres.

[AlexisGaitanis]

Update

 

[AlexisGaitanis]

Update ,7 spots available

[Scuderia_Turini]

Hello Alexis, thanks for posting this here. My car will be a Lancia D24, mid-engine class and number 71 please.

Leo

[AlexisGaitanis]

[AlexisGaitanis]

Update,the final countdown 4 spots left
 

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[AlexisGaitanis]

Update

[AlexisGaitanis]

I received the following message from Bosa tyres:

"I just cast 50 of the Ninco Classics and will probably do at least another 50.  That should total 50 pair"

[AlexisGaitanis]

Important notice for entrants outside the European Union.

Hellenic Post have changed their policy regarding clearence through customs.As i am in London returning sunday i could not get explanations on this subject.As i understand so far you might need to fill a form attached to the parcel.Anyway please donot post anything until you hear from me.

[AlexisGaitanis]

Quote article explaining the issue

"Revenues Agency forbids Greek Post to raise €15 fee for small parcels


The Independent Public Revenues Authority AADE has cancelled the 15-euro fee imposed by the Greek Post for small parcels sent from third countries. AADE made clear that the Hellenic Post cannot design and implement customs practices policy.

The Greek Post decided to raise a 15-euro fee for small parcels from non-EU countries even if their value was below 22 euros. The measure triggered an outrage not only in Greece but around the world.

Recipients of parcels from non-EU countries have to pay a 15-euro fee to the Greek Post in order to receive their package. The price increase has gone into effect since February 3, 2020, the Hellenic Post (ELTA) said in a statement.

The measure has triggered reactions among consumers who make online purchases from non-EU countries, preferably from China and the USA – and soon also from UK?

Any item with a customs declaration will be subject to a “Customs Clearance”, the minimum amount of which was set at 15 euros, according to an ELTA circular.

Until recently, parcels outside of European countries that were charged with customs duties were those with a value of more than 22 euros.

According to the new regulations:

For parcels ranging from 0 to 22 euros, customs duties are 15 euros.
For parcels ranging from € 22 up to € 150, customs duties are € 15 + 24% VAT.
For parcels worth more than € 150, customs duties are € 15-50 depending on the cost of the package, + 24% VAT + customs duties.

According to the ELTA announcement, for “all mailed items marked as free by the Customs Authorities, ie without customs declaration, the customs duty was and remains zero.”

ELTA underlined that the fees are imposed by the Greek Customs Authorities and not the Hellenic Post."