MSV and filming

[timskipper]

I've not done a track day for 8 years so I don't know what's changed in the mean time, but I've just booked a day with MSV at Snetterton and the T&Cs say strictly no filming.

In practice does this mean exactly that? It's a Snetterton day and I'd love to have my GoPro securely mounted. I have filmed on MSV days in the distant past and just had to sign a permission form on the day and satisfy the marshals that it was secure.

[Andy Bell]

I have not been denied access with a vbox system that has the dashboard OLED unit - which can do live timing to various levels. I think its a standard getout and if you did drive 'beyond limits' and had this in place would probably be kicked off.

[andyiley]

I haven't used MSV for a while either, but all others I have used say no to suction mounts & any others must be declared & checked prior to their agreement to use.

[Rob197]

My last two trackdays there were MSV and loadsa people had gopros and things, as long as its secure its ok I think? When you booked for? Im there feb 8th

[loggyboy]

I did 2 msv days at Brands a few months back, and not only did they not mind filming, they even mentioned it in the briefings to ensure all mounts are properly fixed (ie not suction).

[shim]

Msv get you to sign disclaimer and they insist on physically fixed mount.

[Synchromesh]

As others have said, as long as it's not held on with a suction cup you'll be fine.

[loggyboy]

I queried suction cups for use on the outside - they were open to the cleark checking and approving an individual setup, but suggested that a suction cup would need to be backed up by a sturdy tether. I never took it further as I kept mine mounted inside on my headrest bracket.