Appreciation: Julian “Julze” Batten-Dale

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Wednesday 22 April 2026

Motorsport UK and the British Racing & Sports Car Club (BRSCC) is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Julian “Julze” Batten-Dale, a much-valued member of our community and a dedicated club volunteer and official.

Julze began his journey with the BRSCC through a taster day at Silverstone, sparking a lasting passion for motorsport and the club. From those early days, he became a familiar and trusted presence at events, giving his time generously with enthusiasm, professionalism, and a warm sense of humour.

For over a decade, Julze, alongside his wife Rachel, served as Pit Lane Manager within the British GT Championship, a vital role central to the safe and fair running of events.

He oversaw pre-event pit lane checks, worked closely with teams on safety requirements, and liaised with officials and Race Control to ensure the pit lane ran in accordance with regulations.

In addition, Julze was a Motorsport UK Scrutineer, supporting many events by ensuring vehicles met the required safety standards.

He was also a longstanding member of the club’s Rescue crew, playing an important role in trackside safety and incident response, and always carrying out his duties with calm professionalism and care. Respected, dependable, and always approachable, Julze was a friend to many and will be greatly missed across the paddock.

Julze’s contribution to the BRSCC and the wider motorsport community will not be forgotten. We extend our sincere condolences to his family, friends, and all who knew him.