For the past seven seasons, BriSCA F2 has accepted that Autospeed take a harder line with drivers who choose not to race in the traditional style expected from the class, but who opt to carry out heavy crashing attacks such as follow-ins.
Autospeed have been reassured that there remains the option to penalise a driver on the grounds of Dangerous and Irresponsible Driving.

Consequently, drivers are repeatedly advised that:
Autospeed are strict on the issue of Dangerous & Irresponsible Driving.
Switching focus in a race, from trying to win, to wrecking another car, may result in a penalty.

In the seven year period, several drivers have been issued with a ‘short, sharp shock’ ban of one month – most recently this has applied to 186 Kasey Jones at St Day on 3 May and 667 Tommy Farrell on 20 June
With immediate effect, Autospeed will be increasing the penalty imposed of a ban from one month to three months.