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Birr & District Motor Club are holding an Autism Friendly event on August 30th.
BIRR & District Motor Club are delighted to announce a very special event, helping to make motorsport more inclusive
They will be holding an Autism Friendly hour at their two day Autocross weekend at the end of August.
This quiet hour will take place on Saturday August 30th from 6-7pm, near Cloughjordan (Eircode E53 AN23).
Their Sensory-Friendly hour is designed for individuals with sensory sensitivities - offering a quieter, calmer environment to view and enjoy the Autocross Cars, Specials and Buggies. These will be parked in a separate enclosure, well away from the hustle and bustle of the main centre of operations.
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During Sensory-Friendly Hour there will be:
Static Display
No loud engine noises
Reduced fuel fumes
Reduced Crowds
Calm outdoor surroundings.
Everybody is welcome to attend this free event.
For more info www.birrmotorclub.com .
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