Paul, It says that non qualifiers at the TT may be allowed to do the MGP "at the clubs discretion".

The MGP is run under ACU rules and any rider who is refused an entry is entitled to ask for the reason his/her entry has been refused and the club CANNOT REFUSE to give a reason (at one time they could, but not now). So, if a non qualifier at the TT enters the MGP and they refuse his entry, what reason are they going to give him/her. Theres 11 reason they cant refuse your entry for:-

1. Age
2. Gender
3. Disability
4. Ethnic origin
5. Creed
6. Colour
7. Social Status
8. Sexual orientation
9. Occupation
10. Religion
11.Political opinion

This is in the National Sporting Code of the ACU. So what reason are they going to give? "Because we dont want to"? Not a valid reason. If they let one in and refuse another then pretty soon theres going to be screams of " Discrimination" and it'll probably end up at the European Court of Human Rights. The rules have got to be clear cut, as they are now, if youve done the TT, other than the proddy TT, then you cant ride at the MGP, Full Stop. As it stands at the minute, theres nothing to stop them doing the Classic race, cos it says in the rules that they can. Let one in, youve got to let them all in. I think that most MGP riders would feel the same as tobes feels at this suggestion.

Oh, and by the way, in the posting on the other website under " TT non-qualifiers for MGP" you quite clearly state " This area is my baby and something I am trying to put right" !!!!!!!!