Being a new starter I can't offer the same past experience or knowledge as some of you guys. But I can say being my first year racing the number of races I have competed in is a lower number then the number of BOP attacks I have witnessed with my own eyes so I am well aware of how bad this situation is (from Southern England right up to the Northerly parts of Scotland also Wales etc etc. The RPRA and other Unions seem to be doing little (or nothing) to combat this problem and as many people have said time and time again this problem is getting progressively worst so not expecting and saving graces from them clowns. But surely we need to see a team of guys put together, 4/5 who can co-ordinate and put together a plan to tackle this issue (right throughout the UK) before it's too late. Our sport puts so much money into charity etc and raises an awful lot through various means. But surely the time has come to raise similar funds and pump them into preserving the sport instead? A well funded, well planned, sustained plan should see a massive difference and yes while we can't control everything (3g,4g, wireless communications etc) the BOP problem we can have a serious effect on. There are still enough of us in the sport left to make a stand and make a difference. But we can all moan and groan all day long but we need a serious team effort (across the board) to have any chance of fixing things. Something needs setting up and then promoting online and at all the big shows and events for sure. In the short term why aren't convoyers using agricultural rockets before each lib to at least make sure the birds have a chance to at least clear the site before being hit.