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Say “No” to EPA’s Threat to Motorsports
Say “No” to EPA’s Threat to Motorsports : SEMA Opposes Regulation Prohibiting Conversion of Vehicles into Racecars
SEMA has issued a press release informing the public that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is aiming to make it illegal to convert automobiles originally designed for on-road use into racecars, even though such conversions have been done for decades. Under the EPA’s proposed rule, it would also be illegal to sell any performance-related products for those cars. The EPA’s proposal would have a devastating impact on motorsports since many types of racing rely on production vehicles that have been modified for use strictly at the track.
SEMA is working with all stakeholder groups to oppose the regulation through the administrative process and will seek congressional support and judicial intervention as necessary.
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Comment by Michael Thies on February 11, 2016 at 5:31pm
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Here is a Snopes discussion on the EPA's reaction to SEMA's concerns. It is hard to know what the EPA's agenda is, but SEMA's SAN group is clear on the risks of giving them too much latitude on setting rulings and laws. Read more here:
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