750 Motor Club
750 Motor Club is a motor racing club in the UK. It was founded in 1939 to promote the sporting use of the Austin 7. '750' refers to the near-750cc Austin 7 engine. It later led to racing and the 750 Formula where specials are raced. Famous members include Colin Chapman, Eric Broadley, Adrian Reynard, Arthur Mallock, Derek Bennett, Tony Southgate, Brian Hart, Gordon Murray, Jem Marsh, Frank Costin and Mike Pilbeam. These engineers and designers produced the first Lotus, Lola, Chevron, Speedex, Marcos, Pilbeam and other sports and racing cars between the 1940s and 1960s.
The 750MC has continued to promote competitive, low-cost racing for enthusiasts, with a range of championships for production and racing sports cars, saloons and single-seaters.
Series and Championships[edit]
750 Formula Championship[edit]
The world's oldest sports prototype formula, with all cars using the 1.1 litre Fiat FIRE engine. There are three classes:
- Class A: All competitors compete in this category.
- Class B: Drivers who have not finished on the podium, in the top six in Class A, or won the Class B title in the last five years.
- Class C: For college-entered teams.[1]
- 750 Formula is the longest running championship in the world, beginning in 1949.
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Class B winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Peter Bove (Darvi 88P) | Steve Boother (Darvi Mk5) | Mark Glover (Racekits Falcon) | Jake Doherty (SS/F 750F) |
| 2022 | Peter Bove (Darvi 88P) | Oliver Collett (Racekits Falcon) | Richard Rothery (PRS 1b) | Matthew Unwin (Racekits Falcon) |
| 2021 | Peter Bove (Darvi 88P) | Chris Gough (CGR2 Evo) | Mick Harris (Darvi 597) | Raymond Barley (Racekits Falcon) |
| 2020 | Peter Bove (Darvi Mk4/5) | Mark Glover (Racekits Falcon) | Andrew Kemp (Racekits Falcon) | Steve Boother (Darvi Mk5) |
| 2019 | Mark Glover (Racekits Falcon) | Peter Bove (Darvi Mk4/5) | Bill Rutter (Batten 3) | Richard Rothery (PRS 1b) |
| 2018 | Mark Glover (Racekits Falcon) | Bill Cowley (Cowley Mk4) | Ed Pither (PRS 1b) | Thomas Driscoll (Darvi Mk5/14B) |
| 2017 | Bill Cowley (Cowley Mk4) | Mark Glover (Racekits Falcon) | Robin Gearing (Darvi P88) | Conway Daw (Centaur) |
| 2016 | Robin Gearing (Darvi P88) | Bill Cowley (Cowley Mk4) | Peter Bove (Darvi Mk4/5) | Andrew Lake (Darvi 91D) |
| 2015 | David Bartholomew (PRS 1B) | Robin Gearing (Darvi P88) | Bill Cowley (Cowley Mk4) | Daniel Welsh (Racekits Falcon) |
| 2014 | Billy Albone (Batten 3) | Bill Cowley (Cowley Mk4) | Chris Gough (CGR Evo 2) | Ian Barley (Racekits Falcon) |
| 2013 | Dave Hodkin (HRD Mk1) | Chris Gough (CGR Evo 2) | Dave Robson (SDAR/83) | Huw Davies (Phoenix Fire) |
| 2012 | Dave Robson (SDAR/83) | Nathaniel Cooper (Davis T7) | Dave Hodkin (HRD Mk1) | Dave Hodkin (HRD Mk1) |
| 2011 | Nathaniel Cooper (Davis T7) | Mick Harris (Darvi 877) | Bill Rutter (Darvi 877) | Sue Harris (Darvi 5/97) |
| 2010 | Roger Rowe (Centaur Mk20) | Bob Simpson (SS/F) | Nathaniel Cooper (Davis T7) | Paul Collins (Darvi Mk5) |
| 2009 | Dave Robson (SDAR/83) | Mick Harris (Darvi 877) | Roger Rowe (Centaur Mk20) | Colin Wolstenholme (Darvi Mk5) |
| 2008 | Peter Bove (ADR 750F) | Dave Robson (SDAR/83) | Mick Harris (Darvi 877) | Max Sheppard (Sheppard MS750) |
Alfa Romeo Championship[edit]
Joining the club in 2020, the Alfa Romeo Championship caters for all types of the marques cars, classified in three categories - Modified, Power Trophy and Twin Spark Cup.
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Modified champion | V6 champion | Power Trophy champion | Twin Spark champion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | James Ford (Alfa Romeo 156) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo GT) | Toby Broome (Alfa Romeo 156) | Mike Hilton (Alfa Romeo 4C) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo GT) | Stacey Dennis (Alfa Romeo Giulietta) | James Ford (Alfa Romeo 156) |
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Modified champion | Power Trophy champion | Twin Spark champion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Andrew Bourke (Alfa Romeo 156) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo GT) | Jon Billingsley (Alfa Romeo 147) | Scott Austin (Alfa Romeo 156) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo GT) | Andrew Bourke (Alfa Romeo 156) |
| 2021 | Barry McMahon (Alfa Romeo 156) | George Osborne (Alfa Romeo 75) | Richard Ford (Alfa Romeo 156) | Barry McMahon (Alfa Romeo 156) | George Osborne (Alfa Romeo 75) | Richard Ford (Alfa Romeo 156) |
| 2020 | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo GT) | Andrew Bourke (Alfa Romeo 156) | Dave Messenger (Alfa Romeo 156) | Graham Seager (Alfa Romeo GTV) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo GT) | Andrew Bourke (Alfa Romeo 156) |
| 2019 | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo 156) | Dave Messenger (Alfa Romeo 156) | Andrew Bourke (Alfa Romeo 156) | Mervyn Miller (Alfa Romeo 156) | Dave Messenger (Alfa Romeo 156) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo 156) |
| 2018 | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo 156) | Paul Webster (Alfa Romeo 156) | Scott Austin (Alfa Romeo 155) | Chris Oxborough (Alfa Romeo 75) | Paul Webster (Alfa Romeo 156) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo 156) |
| 2017 | Andrew Bourke (Alfa Romeo 156) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo 156) | Simon Cresswell (Alfa Romeo 156) | Graham Seager (Alfa Romeo GTV) | Paul Webster (Alfa Romeo 156) | Andrew Bourke (Alfa Romeo 156) |
| 2016 | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo 156) | Simon Cresswell (Alfa Romeo 156) | Dave Messenger (Alfa Romeo 156) | Andy Robinson (Alfa Romeo 156) | Ron Davidson (Alfa Romeo 164) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo 156) |
| 2015 | Graham Seager (Alfa Romeo GTV) | James Bishop (Alfa Romeo 156) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo 156) | Graham Seager (Alfa Romeo GTV) | Ray Foley (Alfa Romeo 147) | Tom Hill (Alfa Romeo 156) |
Armed Forces Race Challenge[edit]
Primarily a motor racing community for Service personnel and veterans, AFRC rewards consistency as well as outright pace and achieved championship status in 2017.
Bikesports Championship[edit]
A championship for sports-racing cars using production motorcycle 4-stroke engines, with their standard transmissions. There are currently three classes:
- Class A: Cars using 'tuned' motorbike engines up to 1500cc (different weight limits apply based on capacity)
- Class B: Cars using 'production' motorbike engines up to 1500cc (different weight limits apply based on capacity)
- Class C: Cars using motorbike engines up to 1100cc
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Class A champion | Class B champion | Class C champion | Class D champion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Leon Morrell (Radical SR3) | Charles Hall (Mittell MC41R) | Alastair Smart (Radical PR6) | Charles Hall (Mittell MC41R) | Leon Morrell (Radical SR3) | n/a | n/a |
| 2022 | Simon Walker-Hansell (Radical SR3) | Leon Morrell (Radical SR3) | Alastair Smart (Radical PR6) | Alastair Smart (Radical PR6) | Simon Walker-Hansell (Radical SR3) | n/a | n/a |
| 2021 | Leon Morrell (Radical SR3) | Scott Mittell (Mittell MC41R) | Joe Stables (Radical PR6) | Scott Mittell (Mittell MC41R) | Leon Morrell (Radical SR3) | Matthew Minett (Spire GT3) | n/a |
| 2020 | Charles Hall (Spire GT3) | Martin Brooks (Radical PR6) | Michael Chen (Radical SR3) | Charles Hall (Spire GT3) | Michael Chen (Radical SR3) | n/a | n/a |
| 2019 | Joe Stables (Radical SR3) | Josh Smith (Radical PR6) | Joe Lock (Radical PR6) | Josh Smith (Radical PR6) | Joe Stables (Radical SR3) | Scott Mittell (Mittell MC-41R) | n/a |
| 2018 | Joe Stables (Radical SR3) | Lee Torrie (Radical SR3) | Richard Stables (Radical PR6) | Lee Torrie (Radical SR3) | Joe Stables (Radical SR3) | n/a | n/a |
| 2017 | Stefano Leaney (Radical PR6) | Chris Preen (Radical SR3) | Julian Griffiths (Radical PR6) | Doug Carter (Radical PR6) | Stefano Leaney (Radical PR6) | Richard Webb (Spire GTF) | n/a |
| 2016 | Phil Knibb (Radical SR3) | Will Brown (Radical PR6) | Joe Stables (Radical PR6) | Phil Knibb (Radical SR3) | Will Brown (Radical PR6) | Max Lees (Mission T5) | Robert Gardiner (Spire GT3) |
| 2015 | Tim Gray (Spire GT3) | Adrian Reynard (Radical SR3) | Tim Porter (Radical SR3) | Adrian Reynard (Radical SR3) | Tim Gray (Spire GT3) | Julian Griffiths (Spire GT3) | Peter Lague (Spire GT3) |
| 2014 | Adrian Reynard (Radical SR3) | Tim Gray (Spire GT3) | James Breakell (Radical PR6) | Adrian Reynard (Radical SR3) | Tim Gray (Spire GT3) | Richard Wise (Spire GT3) | n/a |
| 2013 | Tim Gray (Spire GT3) | Jon-Paul Ivey (Radical PR6) | James Breakell (Radical PR6) | Lewis Plato (Radical SR3) | Jon-Paul Ivey (Radical PR6) | Tim Gray (Spire GT3) | n/a |
| 2012 | James Breakell (Radical PR6) | Richard Stables (Radical PR6) | Oliver Cox (Radical SR4) | James Breakell (Radical PR6) | Oliver Cox (Radical SR4) | James Wingfield (Coombes Sport 6C) | n/a |
| 2011 | Richard Stables Radical PR6) | Christian Enderby (Radical SR4) | James Breakell (Radical PR6) | Richard Stables Radical PR6) | Christian Enderby (Radical SR4) | Alan Wilshire (Radical Clubsport) | Callum MacKillop (Radical Clubsport) |
| 2010 | Richard Stables (Radical PR6) | James Breakell (Radical PR6) | Oliver Cox (Radical SR4) | Richard Stables (Radical PR6) | Peter Brown (Radical Clubsport) | Joe Jackson (Global GT) | n/a |
| 2009 | Darren Luke (Radical PR6) | Callum MacKillop (Radical Clubsport) | Ake Bournebusch (Radical PR6) | Darren Luke (Radical PR6) | Tommy Gilmartin | Kevin Goater | Callum MacKillop (Radical Clubsport) |
| 2008 | Jonathan Wright (Radical PR6) | Graham Miller | Richard Stables (Radical PR6) | Jonathan Wright (Radical PR6) | Oliver Hulme | Graham Miller | n/a |
Birkett Relay[edit]
A six-hour relay event where competitors race for scratch and handicap positions, open to sports cars and saloon cars. The race was first run in 1951, and was created by Holland Birkett, who was one of the founding members of the 750 Motor Club. In 2001, a twelve-hour race was also held. Currently, the event is held at the Silverstone Circuit on the full Historic GP layout.[2]
Results[edit]
Scratch winners:
- 2022 - Raw Motorsport (Chris Preen, John MacLeod, Ben Stone)
- 2021 - RJ Motorsport with Daytona (Alistair Smart, Simon Freeman, Charles Graham)
- 2020 - Raw Motorsport (John MacLeod, Shane Stoney, Tom Ashton)
- 2019 - Breakell Racing Heroes (Wade Eastwood, Charles Graham, Luciano Bacheta)
- 2018 – Cupra Racing (Carl Swift, Shayne Deegan, Stewart Lines, Lee Deegan)
- 2017 – Dobbers (Thomas Harvey, Brian Harvey, John Macleod)
- 2016 – We Don't Like Second (Aaron Bailey, Doug Carter, Brian Murphy, Simon Garmston, Lee Bailey)
- 2015 – Inspires (Tim Gray, John Cutmore, Richard Wise, Alistair Boulton)
- 2014 – The Winning Radicals (Aaron Bailey, Doug Carter, Brian Murphy, Lee Bailey and John Macleod)
- 2013 – The Third Radicals (Aaron Bailey, Oliver Cox, Doug Carter, Charles Harvey-Kelly and Lee Bailey)
- 2012 – Team O'BR (Mark Burton, Paul Rose, Graham Pattle, Graham Booth and Eugene O'Brien)
- 2011 – IVOLT/Radical (Manhal Allos, Mark Smithson and Phil Abbott)
- 2010 – Nearly Six Sevens (Peter Ratcliffe, Chris Porritt, Keith Dunn, Kevin Williams and Ian Wale)
- 2009 – Geoff Steel Racing (Jamie Martin, Michael Symons, Keith Webster and Peter Moulsdale)
- 2008 – Hart Attacks (Chris Hart, Barry Webb, Mike Evans, Jamie Champkin and Michelle Hayward)
- 2007 – Gold Arts (Doug Newman, Simon Harris, John Schneider and Patrick Gormely)
- 2006 – Gold Arts (Doug Newman, Simon Harris, Graham Booth and John Schneider)
- 2005 – Gold Arts (Doug Newman, Simon Harris, Graham Booth and John Schneider)
- 2004 – Glenn Racing (J.Taylor, S.Leighton, S.Hopkins, R.Gomes, B. Simpson and M. Simpson)
- 2003 – Glenn Racing (J.Taylor, S.Leighton, S.Hopkins, R.Gomes, B. Simpson and M. Simpson)
- 2002 – Woody's Wonders (J.Woodward, M.Fry, S.Maurer, D.Pegley and R. Mayers
- 2001 - The Hart Attacks (Clive Woodward, Peter Richings, Paul Freeman, Howard Payne, Daniel Eagling and Glenn Eagling)
- 2000 - Extremely Radical Racers (Robert Oldershaw Jnr, Robert Oldershaw Snr, David Tinn, Andrew Middleton, Stuart Woodcock and Steven Woodcock)
Handicap winners:
- 2022 - Routec Racing (Martin Roche, Martin Gadsby, Colin Whitehouse)
- 2021 - RAF Motorsport (Alexander Smith, David Russell, Simon Frowen, Dan Smith)
- 2020 - The Three Amigos 3.0 (Paul Hinson, David Drinkwater, Adam Read)
- 2019 - The Three Amigos 2.0 (Paul Hinson, David Drinkwater, Adam Read)
- 2018 – Red Rascal (Chris Lovett, Russell Clarke, Kenny Coleman, Kevin Dengate, Jamie Ingram, Reece Jones)
- 2017 – RAF MSA (Chris Slator, Darren Howe, Scott Lawson, Ed McKean, Dan Smith)
- 2016 – Carbon8 Coupe Cup B (Will Taylforth, Alex Cursley, Simon Miles)
- 2015 – Team Owens (Will Schryver, Steve Laidlaw, Carl Swift, Endaf Owens)
- 2014 – Six Signatures (Jim Needham, Kurt Brady, John Toshack, Spencer Horgan, David Rowe)
- 2013 - Regency / TBR (Tom Bell, Nathan Saunders, Lee Deegan, Shayne Deegan)
- 2012 - Dirty Half Dozen (Danny Cassar, Steve Cassar, Garry Barlow, Ashley Collins, Alan Yearley, Alex Hughes)
- 2011 - RAFMSA Team Flywheel (Ian Fletcher, Darren Berris, Chris Slator, Darren Howe, Ed Fuller)
- 2010 - OX4R (Gavin Bristow, Chris Oakman, James Loukes, Steve Liquorish, Mark Harrison)
- 2009 - The Six Potters (Gail Hill, Chris Boon, David Bye, Peter Dorlin, Matt Skelton, Richard Dorlin)
- 2008 - RAF MSA Help For Heroes (Brian Watson, Gareth Nutley, Jason Lappin, Steve Platts, Simon Wing, John Holmes)
- 2007 - RAF MSA Flywheel (Ian Fletcher, Martyn Ashley, Simon Hutchinson, Darren Berris, Paul Martin Jones)
- 2006 - Ecurie Porumphorganda (Ken Davies, Julian Gammage, Joe Henderson, Paul Aslett, Richard Thorne, Matthew Hammond)
- 2005 - The Four DBL's (Tom Smith, James Cottingham, Michael Johnson, Bob Luff)
BMW Car Club Racing[edit]
BMW Car Club Racing (BMWCCR) began in 2018 and is for club-level BMW racers. There is championship status for 2019 and classes catering for all four-cylinder, six-cylinder and differing levels of M-powered cars. BMWCCR is also backed by the BMW Car Club GB.
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | M1 champion | M2 champion | Class 6 champion | Cup class champion | Class 4 champion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Steve Schweikhardt (BMW E46 330) | Graham Crowhurst (BMW E46 M3) | Gareth Thomas (BMW E46 325) | Graham Crowhurst (BMW E46 M3) | Mark Burton (BMW E46 330) | Steve Schweikhardt (BMW E46 330) | Gareth Thomas (BMW 325 Ti) | Andrew Pywell (BMW E36 318) |
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | M1 champion | M2 champion | Class 6 champion | Cup class champion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Lee Piercey (BMW E36 328i) | Graham Crowhurst (BMW E46 M3) | Gareth Thomas (BMW 325Ti) | Graham Crowhurst (BMW E46 M3) | Rahim Baloo (BMW E46 M3) | Lee Piercey (BMW E36 328i) | Gareth Thomas (BMW 325 Ti) |
| 2021 | Ben Pearson (BMW E46 330i) | Niall Bradley (BMW E46 M3) | Brad Sheehan (BMW E46 M3) | Niall Bradley (BMW E46 M3) | Gary Burstow (BMW E46 M3) | Ben Pearson (BMW E46 330i) | Karl McMillan (BMW 325 Ti) |
| 2020 | Kevin Denwood (BMW E46 Compact) | Paul Cook (BMW E46 M3) | Graham Crowhurst (BMW E46 M3) | Michael Pensavalle (BMW E46 M3) | Paul Cook (BMW E46 M3) | Kevin Denwood (BMW E46 Compact) | Clive Watson (BMW 325 Ti) |
| 2019 | Matt Page (BMW 325 Ti) | Graham Crowhurst (BMW E46 M3) | Clive Watson (BMW 325 Ti) | Mike Cutt (BMW E36 M3) | Graham Crowhurst (BMW E46 M3) | Darren Ball (BMW E46 330i) | Matt Page (BMW 325 Ti) |
Classic Stock Hatch Championship[edit]
A longstanding formula for 1,400 cc (85.4 cu in) multi-valve, or 1,600 cc (97.6 cu in) 8-valve engined hatchbacks. All cars models must have been produced prior to January 1992.[3]
Championship winners[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Stewart Place (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Chris Dear (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Ben Bateman (Vauxhall Nova GTE) | James Haslehurst (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) |
| 2022 | Chris Dear (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Pete Morgan (Ford Fiesta XR2) | Martin Rodgers (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Paul Thorpe (Ford Fiesta XR2) |
| 2021 | Ryan Morgan (Ford Fiesta XR2) | Chris Dear (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Stewart Place (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Martin Rodgers (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Martin Cayzer (Ford Fiesta XR2i) |
| 2020 | Pip Hammond (Vauxhall Nova GTE) | Ryan Morgan (Ford Fiesta XR2) | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Andrew Thorpe (Citroen AX GTi) | Jeff Humphries (Peugeot 205 GTi) |
| 2019 | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Andrew Thorpe (Citroen AX GTi) | Edward Cooper (Vauxhall Nova GSi) | Matthew Stubington (Peugeot 205 GTi) |
| 2018 | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Marcus Ward (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Edward Cooper (Vauxhall Nova GSi) | Martin Cayzer (Ford Fiesta XR2i) |
| 2017 | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Matthew Stubington (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Andrew Thorpe (Citroen AX GTi) | Edward Cooper (Vauxhall Nova GSi) |
| 2016 | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Matthew Stubington (Peugeot 205 | Andrew Thorpe (Citroen AX GTi) | Edward Cooper (Vauxhall Nova GSi) |
| 2015 | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Andrew Thorpe (Citroen AX GTi) | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Gordon MacMillan (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Mervyn Beckett (Vauxhall Nova GTE) |
| 2014 | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Andy Philpotts (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Gordon MacMillan (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Mervyn Beckett (Vauxhall Nova GTE) |
| 2013 | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Imran Khan (Ford Fiesta XR2) | Andy Philpotts (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Mervyn Beckett (Vauxhall Nova GTE) |
| 2012 | Damian Cottrell (Vauxhall Nova GTE) | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Paul Thorpe (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Edward Cooper (Vauhall Nova GTE) | Martin Cayzer (Ford Fiesta XR2i) |
Prior to 2012, pre '92 cars ran as Stock Hatch Class B.
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Pip Hammond (Vauxhall Nova GTE) | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Martin Cayzer (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Edward Cooper (Vauhall Nova GTE) | Andy Philpotts (Ford Fiesta XR2i) |
| 2010 | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Sarah Niblett (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Martyn Fowdrey (Ford Fiesta XR2) | Alan Duly (Ford Fiesta XR2) | Adam Lichtig (Ford Fiesta XR2i) |
| 2009 | Pip Hammond (Vauxhall Nova GTE) | Darren Barden (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Jonathan Wooley (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi) | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i) |
| 2008 | Lee Scott (Ford Fiesta XR2i)) | Matt Rozier (Peugeot 205 GTi | Tim Mizen (Ford Fiesta XR2i) | Matt Digby (Ford Fiesta XR2) | John Hemming (Vauxhall Nova (GSi) |
Stock Hatch[edit]
The Stock Hatch Championship ran to the same rule set but allowed in newer cars and came to an end in 2016 after a long, successful history with the club – attracting over 100 registrations in its prime with the Citroën Saxo generally being the car of choice.
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Ryan Polley | Paul Jarvis | Philip Law | Robert Fagg | Ian Williamson |
| 2015 | Shayne Deegan | Lee Deegan | Scott Sharp | Paul Jarvis | Paul Newton |
| 2014 | Shayne Deegan | Lee Deegan | Carl Swift | Tom Bell | Paul Jarvis |
| 2013 | Tom Bell | Shayne Deegan | Lee Deegan | Nathan Saunders | Paul Jarvis |
| 2012 | Joe Ferguson | Tom Bell | Matt Digby | Andrew Tibbs | Martin Ward |
| 2011 | Patrick Fletcher | Matt Digby | Martin Ward | Jake Farndon | Shaun Hagen |
| 2010 | Josh Cook | Jeff Humphries | Matt Digby | Patrick Fletcher | Joe Fletcher |
| 2009 | Jeff Humphries | Ryan Bensley | Simon Hunt | Terry Roughton | Josh Cook |
| 2008 | Ryan Bensley | Jeff Humphries | James Marshall | Graham Mulholland | Wayne Harris |
Clio Sport Championship[edit]
A one-make championship for the Renault Clio 182, 197 and 200 models.
Championship Results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Class A winner | Class B winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Chris Lawrence | Jack Kingsbury | Jack Dwane | Chris Lawrence | Jack Kingsbury |
| 2022 | Andrew Harding | Justin Griffiths | Spencer Stevenson | Jack Dwane | Andrew Harding |
From 2015 to 2021, the championship was solely the Clio 182 Championship.
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Jack Dwane | Jack Kingsbury | Scott Edgar | Andrew Harding | Christopher Keir | Jason Pelosi |
| 2020 | Ryan Polley | Scott Edgar | Josh Larkin | Simon Freeman | Andrew Harding | Christopher Keir |
| 2019 | Ryan Polley | James Bark | Don De Graaff | Scott Edgar | Simon Donoghue | Jay Daniels |
| 2018 | Patrick Fletcher | Jack Kingsbury | Ryan Polley | Mark Balmer | Don De Graaff | Andrew Tibbs |
| 2017 | Patrick Fletcher | Matt Digby | Don De Graaff | Nick Garner | Scott Sharp | Ryan Polley |
| 2016 | Patrick Fletcher | James Bark | Philip Wright | Nick Garner | Trevor Gregory | Scott Sharp |
| 2015 | James Bark | Patrick Fletcher | Matt Digby | Andrew Tibbs | Philip Wright | George Williams |
Club Enduro Championship[edit]
An endurance racing championship designed with the club-level competitor and budget in mind. Races are usually two or three hours long, with at least one mandatory three-minute pitstop to allow re-fuelling. Three classes separated by power to weight allow the vast majority of cars to be eligible, with outputs monitored by 750MC's own mobile rolling road.
- Class A: Up to 300 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight without driver).
- Class B: Up to 240 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight without driver).
- Class C: Up to 180 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight without driver).
The endurance race series for production sports and saloon cars began as a series in 2016, after a trial race in Snetterton the previous year and gained MSA Championship status in 2018, boasting some of the biggest grids in the UK.
2015 trial race[edit]
| Round | Winner | 2nd | 3rd | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Snetterton (150 minutes) | Lee Spencer / Stephen Pearson / Dave Griffin (BMW M3) | Steve Hewson / Phil Brough / Rob Gilham (Peugeot 106 / Peugeot 924) | Stewart Mutch / Ben Short (Mazda MX150R) | Lee Spencer / Stephen Pearson / Dave Griffin (BMW M3) | Steve Hewson / Phil Brough / Rob Gilham (Peugeot 106 / Peugeot 924) | Nicolas Jackson / Dylan Brychta (Volkswagen Golf / Seat Ibiza) |
2016 season[edit]
Results[edit]
| Round | Winner | 2nd | 3rd | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donington Park (2 Hours) | Ben Demetriou / Jonathan Evans (Porsche 968) | Neville Anderson / Allan Gibson (BMW M3 / Lotus Exige) | Andy Marston / Brett Evans (BMW M3) | Neville Anderson / Allan Gibson (BMW M3 / Lotus Exige) | Ben Demetriou / Jonathan Evans (Porsche 968) | Liam Crilly / Jonny MacGregor (Mazda RX8) |
| Snetterton (2 Hours) | Russ Olivant / Elliott Norris (Caterham Roadsport) | Henry Wright / Jamie Packham (BMW M3) | Andy Marston / Brett Evans (BMW M3) | Henry Wright / Jamie Packham (BMW M3) | Blair Roebuck / Daniel Adams (Honda Civic / Proton Satria) | Liam Crilly / Petteri Jokinen (Mazda RX8 / Mini Cooper) |
| Silverstone (90 minutes) | Jamie Packham / Phil Keen (BMW M3) | Kevin Dengate / Chris Lovett (BMW M3) | Andy Marston / Brett Evans (BMW M3) | Jamie Packham / Phil Keen (BMW M3) | Jonathan Evans / Tom Bradshaw (Porsche 968) | Liam Crilly / Jonny MacGregor (Mazda RX8 / Mini Cooper) |
2017 season[edit]
Results[edit]
| Round | Winner | 2nd | 3rd | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donington Park (2 Hours) | Neil Primrose / Luke Schlewitz (BMW 135D) | Rory Hinde / Owen Fitzgerald (BMW M3) | Chris Brown / Mika Brown (Aston Martin Vantage) | Neil Primrose / Luke Schlewitz (BMW 135D) | Thomas Helliwell / Daniel Ludlow (Honda Civic) | Robert Armitage (Renault Clio) |
| Snetterton (2 Hours) | Alan Henderson / Daniel Irving (Ginetta G50) | Andy Marston / Brett Evans (BMW M3) | Carl Readshaw (BMW M3) | Alan Henderson / Daniel Irving (Ginetta G50) | Stuart Ratcliffe / Anthony Dunn (Lotus Elise) | Andrew Winchester (BMW Compact) |
| Anglesey (3 Hours) | Andy Marston / Brett Evans (BMW M3) | Carl Readshaw / Daniel Taylor (BMW M3) | Daniel Irving / Jack Harding / Will Stephenson (Ginetta G50) | Andy Marston / Brett Evans (BMW M3) | Charlese Graham / Wade Eastwood Lotus Exige) | Andrew Winchester / Josh Orr (BMW Compact) |
| Silverstone (2 Hours) | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Honda Civic) | Mark Harris / Endaf Owens (Honda Civic) | Chris Brown / Mika Brown (Aston Martin Vantage) | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Honda Civic) | Alan Henderson / Daniel Jude (Lotus Exige) | James Tucker / Louis Wall (Lotus Elise) |
| Spa (2 Hours) | Danny Winstanley / Andrew Hough (Caterham) | Michael Price / Callum MacLeod (Porsche 996) | Carl Readshaw / Daniel Taylor (BMW M3) | Carl Readshaw / Daniel Taylor (BMW M3) | Michael Price / Callum MacLeod (Porsche 996) | Mark Holme / Jonathan Hoad (Mazda MX5) |
2018 season[edit]
Results[edit]
| Round | Race winner | 2nd place | 3rd place | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oulton Park (2 Hours) | Guy Colclough (Seat Leon) | Matt Faizey (Porsche 968) | Andy Baylie / Luke Schlewitz (BMW M3) | Guy Colclough (Seat Leon) | Matt Faizey (Porsche 968) | Steve Hewson / Matt Nossiter (BMW 328i) |
| Rockingham (3 Hours) | Andy Baylie / Luke Schlewitz (BMW M3) | Matt Faizey (Porsche 968) | Kevin Dengate / Chris Lovett (BMW M3) | Andy Baylie / Luke Schlewitz (BMW M3) | Matt Faizey (Porsche 968) | Steve Hewson / Matt Nossiter (BMW 328i) |
| Spa race one (100 minutes) | Michael Price / Callum MacLeod (Porsche 997) | Jody Halse / Camal Osman (BMW M3) | Rob Meredith (BMW M3) | Michael Price / Callum MacLeod (Porsche 997) | Jody Halse / Camal Osman (BMW M3) | Graham McMurchie / Nick Dougill (Mazda MX5) |
| Spa race two (100 minutes) | Michael Price / Callum MacLeod (Porsche 997) | Carl Readshaw / Daniel Taylor (BMW M3) | Julian McBride (BMW M3) | Michael Price / Callum MacLeod (Porsche 997) | Jody Halse / Camal Osman (BMW M3) | Steve Hewson / Matt Nossiter (BMW 328i) |
| Silverstone (2 Hours) | Luke Sedzikowski (BMW M3) | Darren Ball (BMW M3) | Martin James (Honda Civic) | Luke Sedzikowski (BMW M3) | Matt Faizey (Porsche 968) | Steve Hewson / Matt Nossiter (BMW 328i) |
| Anglesey (3 Hours) | Matt Faizey / Mark Hammersley (Porsche 968) | Carl Readshaw / Daniel Taylor (BMW M3) | Rob Meredith / Andy Marston (BMW M3) | Carl Readshaw / Daniel Taylor (BMW M3) | Matt Faizey / Mark Hammersley (Porsche 968) | Andrew Wincheseter / Josh Orr (BMW Compact) |
| Snetterton (2 Hours) | Del Shelton / Phil Keen (BMW M3) | Michael Price / Marcus Clutton (Porsche 997) | Chris Brown / Michael Bentwood (BMW M4) | Del Shelton / Phil Keen (BMW M3) | Matt Faizey (Porsche 968) | Steve Hewson / Matt Nossiter (BMW 328i) |
Championship points[edit]
| Position | Class A | Class B | Class C |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Andy Baylie / Luke Schlewitz (BMW M3) – 53 | Matt Faizey (Porsche 968) – 77 | Steve Hewson / Matt Nossiter (BMW 328i) – 79 |
| 2nd | Carl Readshaw / Daniel Taylor (BMW M3) – 50 | Ben Salmon / Nick Starkey / Matt Maxted (BMW M3) – 48 | Andrew Winchester / Josh Orr (BMW Compact) – 54 |
| 3rd | Julian McBride / Geoff Steel (BMW M3) – 48 | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) – 45 | Graeme McMurchie / Nick Dougill (Mazda MX5) – 48 |
| 4th | Michael Price / Callum MacLeod / Marcus Clutton (Porsche 997) – 44 | Colin Gillespie (BMW 130i) – 37 | John Munro / Alan Duffy / Pip Hammond / Bobby Andrews (Mazda MX5) – 47 |
| 5th | Rob Meredith (BMW M3) – 39 | Paul Ivens / Chris Hoey (Volkswagen Scirocco) – 35 | Paul Sheard / Steve Dolman (Mazda MX5) – 43 |
| 6th | Darren Ball (BMW M3) – 37 | Tony Hobson / Jonny Sharp (Volkswagen Golf) – 33 | Nik Grove / Carlo Turner (BMW 328i) – 31 |
| 7th | Andy Marston / Brett Evans (BMW M3) – 33 | Jody Halse / Cemal Osman (BMW M3) – 32 | Geoffrey Gouriet / Russel Tamplin (Mazda MX5) – 30 |
| 8th | Martin James (Honda Civic) – 28 | Charles Campbell / Graham Legget / Rob Smith (Peugeot RCZ) – 30 | Liam Crilly (Mazda RX8) – 22 |
| 9th | Kevin Dengate / Chris Lovett (BMW M3) – 27 | Leon Bidgway / Andy Chapman (Toyota MR2) – 21 | David Downie (BMW 325i) – 21 |
| 10th | Bill Forbes (BMW M3) – 23 | Stuart Daburn / David Trigg (Honda S2000) – 20 | Alec Livesley / Justin Newman (Mazda MX5) – 20 |
2019 season[edit]
Results[edit]
| Round | Race winner | 2nd place | 3rd place | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donington Park 2 Hours | Luke Sedzikowski / David Whitmore (BMW M4) | Chris Brown / Mika Brown (BMW M4) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) | Luke Sedzikowski / David Whitmore (BMW M4) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) | Andrew Lightstead / Imran Khan (BMW 330) |
| Croft 3 Hours | Luke Sedzikowski / David Whitmore (BMW M4) | Andy Marston (BMW M4) | Chris Brown / Mika Brown (BMW M4) | Luke Sedzikowski / David Whitmore (BMW M4) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) | Andrew Lightstead / Imran Khan (BMW 330) |
| Spa-Francorchamps race one | Ben Salmon (BMW M3) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) | Stuart Daburn / David Trigg (Ginetta G50) | Richard Bacon (BMW M3) | Ben Salmon (BMW M3) | John Munro / Nick Dougill (Mazda MX5) |
| Spa-Francorchamps race two | Michael Price / Callum MacLeod (Porsche Cayman) | Joe Taylor (Lotus Elise) | Richard Bacon (BMW M3) | Michael Price / Callum MacLeod (Porsche Cayman) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) | Andrew Lightstead / Imran Khan (BMW 330) |
| Silverstone International 2 Hours | Joe Taylor (Lotus Elise) | Chris Brown / Mika Brown (BMW M4) | Rory Hinde / Owen Fitzgerald (BMW M3) | Joe Taylor (Lotus Elise) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) | Darren Kell / James Kell (Mazda MX5) |
| Oulton Park 2 Hours | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Rory Hinde / Owen Fitzgerald (BMW M3) | Will Ashmore / Robert Taylor (BMW Compact) | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Chris Nylan / Adam Burgess (Honda NSX) | Andrew Lightstead / Imran Khan (BMW 330) |
| Snetterton 2 Hours | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Joe Taylor (Lotus Elise) | Michael Price / Michael Clutton (Porsche Cayman) | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Ben Salmon / Matt Maxted (BMW M3) | Philipp Nagel / Darren Anderson (BMW 325i) |
| Silverstone GP 2 Hours | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Joe Taylor (Lotus Elise) | Luke Sedzikowski / David Whitmore (BMW M4) | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) | Andrew Lightstead / Imran Khan (BMW 330) |
Championship points[edit]
| Position | Class A | Class B | Class C |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Joe Taylor (Lotus Elise) - 70 | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) - 89 | Andrew Lightstead / Imran Khan (BMW 330i) - 87 |
| 2nd | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Honda Civic / Seat Leon) - 66 | Gavin Johnson / Pip Hammond (Porsche Boxster) - 60 | Darren Kell / James Kell (Mazda MX5) - 71 |
| 3rd | Luke Sedzikowski / David Whitmore (BMW M4) - 64 | Luke Handley (Honda Civic) - 52 | John Munro / Nick Dougill (Mazda MX5) – 57 |
| 4th | John Gardner / Paul Huxley / Rob Smith (Seat Supercopa) - 44 | Michael Downie (Porsche Boxster) - 44 | Ivor Mairs / Andy Waters / Phil Dryburgh (BMW 330i) - 38 |
| 5th | Michael Price / Callum MacLeod / Marcus Clutton (Porsche Cayman) - 39 | Ben Salmon / Nick Starkey / Matt Maxted (BMW M3) – 43 | Paul Sheard / Steve Dolman (Mazda MX5) – 33 |
| 6th | Darren Ball (BMW M3) – 39 | Peter Mansfield / Rob Boston (Lotus Elise) - 32 | Geoffrey Gouriet / Russel Tamplin (Mazda MX5) - 32 |
| 7th | Will Ashmore / Matty Taylor (BMW Compact / Honda Civic) - 37 | Wiliam Beech / Adam Morgan / David Vincent / Chris Coomer (Renault Clio) - 27 | Graham Kelly (BMW 325i) - 31 |
| 8th | Chris Brown / Mika Brown (BMW M4) - 36 | Andy Baylie / Luke Schlewitz (Volkswagen Golf) - 27 | Sam McKee / Adam Mealand (BMW 328i) - 31 |
| 9th | Rory Hinde / Owen Fitzgerald (BMW M3) - 36 | Jon La Master / Greg Denman (Lotus Elise) - 27 | Philip Nagel / Darren Anderson / Adrian Ferdinands (BMW Compact) - 27 |
| 10th | Matthew Wallis / Simon Wallis (Seat Leon) - 28 | Mark Lloyd-Jones / Alistair Lindsay / George Haynes (Honda Civic) - 25 | Alec Livesley / Justin Newman (Mazda MX5) – 25 |
2020 season[edit]
Results[edit]
| Round | Race winner | 2nd place | 3rd place | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silverstone 100 minutes | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Rory Hinde / Owen Fitzgerald (BMW M3 | Kevin Dengate (BMW M3) | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Colin Gillespie (BMW 135i) | Andy Baylie (Honda Civic) |
| Oulton Park 2 Hours | Alan Henderson (Lotus Elise) | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Matthew Saunders / Jack Leighton (BMW M3) | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | William Beech / Mark Grice (Volkswagen Golf) | James Kell / Darren Kell (Mazda MX5) |
| Snetterton 2 Hours | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Matthew Wallis / Simon Wallis (Seat Leon) | Matthew Hampson / Andy Schulz (BMW M3) | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Luke Handley (Honda Civic) | James Kell / Darren Kell (Mazda MX5) |
| Donington Park 100 minutes | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Mark Jones / Tony Rodgers (Seat Leon) | Darren Ball (Porsche Cayman) | Carl Swift / Rob Baker (Seat Leon) | Chris Coomer (Renault Clio) | Jonathan Packer (Honda Civic) |
Championship points[edit]
| Position | Class A | Class B | Class C |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) - 59 | Luke Handley (Volkswagen Golf) - 42 | James Kell / Darren Kell / Alec Livesley (Mazda MX5) - 49 |
| 2nd | Matthew Wallis / Simon Wallis (Seat Leon) - 36 | Chris Freeman / Jonny Munday (Honda Civic) - 41 | Andy Baylie (Honda Civic) - 41 |
| 3rd | Matthew Hampson / Andy Schulz (BMW M3) - 26 | Colin Gillespie (BMW 135i) - 34 | John Munro / Nick Dougill (Mazda MX5) – 27 |
| 4th | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) - 25 | William Beech / Mark Grice (Volkswagen Golf) - 19 | Matthew Tidmarsh / Alex Richardson (Mazda MX5) - 26 |
| 5th | Darren Ball (Porsche Cayman) - 23 | Tom Rodgers / John Griffiths (Honda Civic) - 19 | Ivor Mairs (Mazda MX5) - 24 |
| 6th | Alan Henderson / Daniel Jude / Alex Ball (Lotus Elise) - 17 | Michael Downie (Porsche Boxster) - 19 | Paul Sheard / Chrissy Palmer / Steve Dolman (Mazda MX5) - 20 |
| 7th | Jamie Ingram (BMW M3) - 15 | Steven Lake (Lotus Elise) - 17 | Jonathan Hayes / Paul Subbinai (BMW Compact) - 18 |
| 8th | Rory Hinde / Owen Fitzgerald (BMW M3) - 13 | Chris Coomer (Renault Clio) - 15 | Jeremy Crook / Clive Chisnall / Alec Livesley (Honda Civic) - 17 |
| 9th | Mark Jones / Tony Rodgers (Seat Leon) - 13 | John Mawdsley / Stuart Mead (Volkswagen Golf) - 15 | Jonathan Packer (Honda Civic) - 16 |
| 10th | Manoj Patel (Honda Civic) - 13 | Ben Short / Ben Hancy (Mazda MX5) - 14 | Brian Chandler / Clive Chisnall (Mazda MX5) – 12 |
2021 season[edit]
Results[edit]
| Round | Race winner | 2nd place | 3rd place | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donington Park (2 Hours) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Adam Howarth / Chris Boardman (BMW M3) | Jonathan Beeson / George Heler (Seat Cupra) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | William Stacey (Lotus Elise) | Jeremy Crook / Alex Livesley (Honda Civic) |
| Croft (2 Hours) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) | William Casswell / Brad Kaylor (Seat Cupra) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Luke Handley (Volkswagen Golf) | Jeremy Crook / Alex Livesley (Honda Civic) |
| Brands Hatch (125 minutes) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Joe Lock / Ashley Hicklin (BMW M3 GTR) | William Casswell / Brad Kaylor (Seat Cupra) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Phil Dryburgh (Porsche Boxster) | Alex Miller / John Langridge (Mazda MX5) |
| Snetterton (125 minutes) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Alan Henderson (Lotus Elise) | Matthew Hampson / Andy Schulz (BMW M3) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Luke Handley (Volkswagen Golf) | Alex Miller / John Langridge (Mazda MX5) |
| Silverstone (100 minutes) | Joe Lock / Ashley Hicklin (BMW M3 GTR) | Andy Marston (BMW M3) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Joe Lock / Ashley Hicklin (BMW M3 GTR) | William Stacey (Lotus Elise) | Alex Miller / John Langridge (Mazda MX5) |
| Oulton Park (2 Hours) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Jonathan Beeson / George Heler (Seat Cupra) | William Casswell / Brad Kaylor (Seat Cupra) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Steve Hewson (Paul Ivens (Porsche Cayman) | Jonathan Packer (Honda Civic) |
Championship points[edit]
| Position | Class A | Class B | Class C |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) - 61 | Luke Handley (Volkswagen Golf) - 51 | Alex Miller / John Langridge (Mazda MX5) - 54 |
| 2nd | William Casswell / Brad Kaylor (Seat Leon) - 39 | William Stacey (Lotus Elise) - 44 | Matthew Tidmarsh / Chris Webster (Mazda MX5) - 46 |
| 3rd | Matthew Hampson / Andy Schulz (BMW M3) - 31 | Phil Dryburgh (Porsche Boxster) - 43 | Rory Baptiste / Tim Hartland (BMW 330i) - 42 |
| 4th | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) - 30 | William Beech / Mark Grice (Volkswagen Golf) - 40 | Jonathan Hayes / Paul Subbiani (BMW Compact) - 34 |
| 5th | Joe Lock / Ashley Hicklin (BMW M3 GTR) - 29 | John Mawdsley / Stuart Mead (Volkswagen Golf) - 32 | Ivor Mairs (Mazda MX5) - 33 |
| 6th | Paul Browes / Luke Browes (BMW M3 GTR) - 26 | Chris Freeman / Jonathan Munday - 32 | Jeremy Crook / Alec Livesley (Honda Civic) - 32 |
| 7th | Michael Dark / Charlie Dark / David Heasman / Sammy Veneables (BMW M235i) - 23 | Colin Gillespie (Porsche Cayman) - 31 | Nick Dougill / John Munro (Mazda MX5) - 29 |
| 8th | Matthew Wallis / Simon Wallis (Seat Leon) - 22 | Michael Downie (Porsche Boxster) - 29 | Darren Kell / James Kell (Mazda MX5) - 29 |
| 9th | Alan Henderson (Lotus Elise) - 22 | James Alford / Mark Lloyd-Jones - 28 | Jonathan Barrett (BMW 330i) - 23 |
| 10th | Jonathan Beeson / George Heler (Seat Leon) - 22 | Andy Baylie / Lee Deegan (Honda Civic) - 27 | Roan Lundy / Richard Lundy (Toyota Celica) - 18 |
2022 season[edit]
Results[edit]
| Round | Race winner | 2nd place | 3rd place | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner | Clubman Cup winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donington Park (2 Hours) | Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Andy Marston (BMW M3) | Steven Laidlaw / Sam Laidlaw (Seat Leon) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Jonathan Packer (Volkswagen Golf) | Jonathan Hayes / Paul Subbiani (BMW 318 Ti) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) |
| Croft (125 minutes) | William Stacey (Lotus Elise) | Colin Gillespie (Seat Leon) | Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | William Stacey (Lotus Elise) | Luke Handley (Volkswagen Golf) | Joel Oswick / Dan Ausano (BMW 328i) | Phil Dryburgh (Porsche Boxster) |
| Spa-Francorchamps (2x 100 minutes) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | William Stacey (Lotuse Elise) | James Ramsden / Ben Rushworth (Seat Leon) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Luke Handley (Volkswagen Golf) | Jonathan Hayes / Paul Subbiani (BMW 318 Ti) | David Gooding / Nigel Greensall (BMW M3) |
| Snetterton (3 Hours) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Andy Marston / Brett Evans (BMW M3) | William Beech / Mark Grice (Audi RS3) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Chris Freeman (Volkswagen Golf) | Joel Oswick / Dan Ausano (BMW 328i) | John Mawdsley / Stuart Mead (Volkswagen Scirocco) |
| Silverstone (125 minutes) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | James Ramsden / Ben Rushworth (Seat Leon) | Colin Gillespie / Phil Dryburgh (Seat Leon) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Chris Freeman (Volkswagen Golf) | Joel Oswick / Dan Ausano (BMW 328i) | Lewis Rose / Aaron Rose (Honda Civic) |
| Anglesey (125 minutes) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Rob Boston (Lotus Elise) | Scott Parkin (Volkswagen Golf) | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) | Rob Boston (Lotus Elise) | Joel Oswick / Dan Ausano (BMW 328i) | Rob Boston (Lotus Elise) |
| Oulton Park (2 Hours) | Bruno Costa / Paul Curran (Volkswagen Golf) | Kevin Clarke / Aldo Riti (BMW M3 CSL) | Colin Gillespie / Phil Dryburgh (Seat Leon) | Kevin Clarke / Aldo Riti (BMW M3 CSL) | Scott Parkin (Volkswagen Golf) | Jonathan Hayes / Paul Subbiani (BMW 318 Ti) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) |
Championship points[edit]
| Position | Class A | Class B | Class C | Clubman Cup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Rob Baker / Carl Swift (Seat Leon) - 78 | Luke Handley (Volkswagen Golf) - 63 | Dan Ausano / Joel Oswick (BMW 328i) - 75 | Matty Taylor / Will Ashmore (Holden Commodore) - 46 |
| 2nd | Colin Gillespie / Phil Dryburgh (Seat Leon) - 52 | Scott Parkin / Ryan Parkin (Volkswagen Golf) - 56 | Jonathan Hayes / Paul Subbiani (BMW Compact) - 62 | David Gooding / Nigel Greensall (BMW M3) - 40 |
| 3rd | James Ramsden / Ben Rushworth / William Casswell (Seat Leon) - 49 | Jonathan Packer (Volkswagen Golf) - 54 | Rory Baptiste / Tim Hartland / Mark Lloyd-Jones (BMW 330i) - 55 | Dan Ausano / Joel Oswick (BMW 328i) - 40 |
| 4th | Will Stacey / Rob Boston (Lotus Elise) - 36 | Steve Hewson / Matt Faizey (Porsche Cayman) - 54 | Nick Dougill / John Munro (Mazda MX5) - 46 | Jonathan Hayes / Paul Subbinani (BMW Compact) - 39 |
| 5th | Phil Knibb / Andrew Rath (Seat Leon) - 36 | Chris Freeman (Volkswagen Golf) - 45 | David Connell / David Nolan (Mazda MX5) - 22 | Michael Downie (Porsche Boxster) - 37 |
| 6th | Matthew Hampson / Andy Schulz (BMW M3) - 27 | Matthew Tidmarsh / Chris Webster (Ginetta G40) - 34 | Neville Jonese / Christopher Jones / Matthew George (Mini Cooper) - 17 | Lewis Rose / Aaron Rose (Honda Civic) - 35 |
| 7th | Andy Marston / Brett Evans (BMW M3) - 26 | Lewis Rose / Aaron Rose (Honda Civic) - 29 | Graham Kelly (BMW 325i) - 13 | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) - 32 |
| 8th | Martin Gadsby / Ian Jones (BMW Compact) - 23 | Michael Downie (Porsche Boxster) - 28 | Joseph Ritchie / Mike Nash / Paul Sheard / Joseph Marshall (Mazda MX5) - 10 | Nick Dougill / John Munro (Mazda MX5) - 28 |
| 9th | Paul Browes / Luke Browes (BMW M3) - 22 | Christopher Plaskett (Volkswagen Golf) - 21 | Sarah Dennis / James Millar (Renault Clio) - 9 | Rory Baptiste / Tim Hartland / Mark Lloyd-Jones (BMW 330i) - 26 |
| 10th | David Gooding / Nigel Greensall (BMW M3) - 20 | Robert Fenwick / Andy Shepherd / Andrew Howard (Lotus Elise) - 20 | Roan Lundy / Richard Lundy / Ethan Lundy (Mazda MX5) - 9 | Reece Lycett / Steve Brockington (Lotus Elise) - 21 |
2023 season[edit]
Results[edit]
| Round | Race winner | 2nd place | 3rd place | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner | Clubman Cup winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Croft (2 Hours) | William Stacey (Lotus Elise) | Mark Grice / William Beech (Seat Cupra) | Robert Baker / Carl Swift (Volkswagen Golf) | William Stacey (Lotus Elise) | Scott Parkin (Volkswagen Golf) | David Lawrence / Ilya Krylov (Honda Civic) | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) |
| Anglesey (2 Hours) | William Stacey / Rob Boston (Lotus Elise) | Robert Baker / Carl Swift (Volkswagen Golf) | Colin Gillespie / Phil Dryburgh (Seat Cupra) | William Stacey / Rob Boston (Lotus Elise) | Christopher Plaskett (Volkswagen Golf) | David Lawrence / Mike Sanford (Honda Civic) | Michael Downie (Porsche Boxster) |
| Oulton Park (2 Hours) | Mark Grice / William Beech (Seat Cupra) | Colin Gillespie / Phil Dryburgh (Seat Cupra) | Joel Oswick (BMW M4) | Mark Grice / William Beech (Seat Cupra) | Luke Schlewitz / Kevin Glover (Volkswagen Golf) | David Lawrence (Honda Civic) | Peter Mansfield / Mike Sanford (Lotus Elise) |
| Spa-Francorchamps (2x 100 minutes) | Luke Sargeant / Josh Files (Hyundai Elantra) | Ryan Parkin / Dylan Brychta (Audi TT) | Joel Oswick / Jay Dalgarno (BMW M4) | Ryan Parkin / Dylan Brychta (Audi TT) | Scott Parkin (Volkswagen Golf) | Martin Schiele (BMW 325i) | n/a |
| Snetterton (2 Hours) | Robert Baker / Bradley Burns (Volkswagen Golf) | Mark Grice / William Beech (Seat Cupra) | Daniel Silvester / Aaron Cooke (Audi RS3) | Robert Baker / Bradley Burns (Volkswagen Golf) | Scott Parkin (Volkswagen Golf) | Jonathan Hayes / Paul Subbiani (BMW 318 Ti) | Peter Mansfield / Mike Sanford (Lotus Elise) |
| Donington Park (2 Hours) | William Stacey / Rob Boston (Lotus Elise) | Robert Baker / Bradley Burns (Volkswagen Golf) | Joel Oswick (BMW M4) | William Stacey / Rob Boston (Lotus Elise) | Scott Parkin (Volkswagen Golf) | Kale Keltz (BMW 328i) | Manoj Patel / Tom Gannon (Honda Civic) |
| Silverstone (100 minutes) | Robert Baker / Bradley Burns (Volkswagen Golf) | Mark Grice / William Beech (Seat Cupra) | Daniel Irving / Alan Henderson (Mazda MX5) | Robert Baker / Bradley Burns (Volkswagen Golf) | Luke Schlewitz / Kevin Glover (Volkswagen Golf) | David Lawrence (Honda Civic) | David Griffin (BMW E36 M3) |
Championship points[edit]
| Position | Class A | Class B | Class C | Clubman Cup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Robert Baker / Carl Swift / Bradley Burns (Volkswagen Golf) - 65 | Scott Parkin / Daniel Silvester (Volkswagen Golf) - 75 | David Lawrence / Ilya Krylov / Michael Sanford (Honda Civic) - 62 | Peter Mansfield / Mike Sanford (Lotus Elise) - 51 |
| 2nd | Will Stacey / Rob Boston - 59 | Luke Schlewitz / Kevin Glover (Volkswagen Golf) - 68 | Robert Fenwick / Andrew Shepherd (Ginetta G40) - 46 | Michael Downie (Porsche Boxster) - 50 |
| 3rd | Will Beech / Mark Grice (Seat Cupra) - 59 | Christopher Plaskett (Volkswagen Golf) - 49 | Jonathan Hayes / Paul Subbiani (BMW Compact) - 44 | Nik Grove / Carlo Turner (BMW 130i) - 41 |
| 4th | Joel Oswick / Jay Dalgarno (46) | Matthew Tidmarsh / Chris Webster (Ginetta G40 - 47 | Tomos Steadman / Michael Hooper (Mazda MX5) - 33 | Edward Christie (BMW M3) - 32 |
| 5th | Colin Gillespie / Phil Dryburgh / Bruno Costa (Seat Cupra) - 46 | Joe Williams (Volkswagen Golf) - 42 | Vytaytas Pipiras (Honda Civic) - 33 | Magdalena King / Amy Riley / Dan Jude / Mike Rayner (Lotus Elise) - 31 |
| 6th | Ryan Parkin / Daniel Silvester / Dylan Brychta / Aaron Cooke (Audi TT) - 36 | Ben Short / Ben Hancy / Stewart Mutch (Mazda MX5) - 32 | Matthew Bawtree / James Johnson (Honda Civic) - 26 | Manoj Patel / Tom Gannon (Honda Civic) - 26 |
| 7th | James Collins / Nigel Greensall / Daniel Silvester / Brett Lidsey (BMW M3) - 33 | Michael Downie (Porsche Boxster) - 28 | Jon Peerless / Matthew Stenning (Honda Civic) - 21 | David Griffin (BMW M3) - 18 |
| 8th | Matthew Stockford / Alyn James (Audi RS3) - 32 | Peter Mansfield / Mike Sanford (Lotus Elise) - 26 | Joseph Ritchie / Kale Keltz (BMW E36) - 15 | Steve Cheetham (Porsche Boxster) - 16 |
| 9th | Phil Knibb / Andrew Rath (Seat Leon) - 27 | Nik Grove / Carlo Turner (BMW 130i) - 24 | Iain Thornton / Keith Fryer (Honda Civic) - 12 | Lewis Rose / Aaron Rose (Honda Civic) - 11 |
| 10th | Ben Williams / Colin Gillespie / Luke Handley / Darren Ball (Seat Cupra) - 27 | Manoj Patel / Tom Gannon (Honda Civic) - 18 | Sam McKee / Alex Baldwin (BMW 328i) - 10 | Dan Ausano / Charlie Dark (Honda S2000) - 9 |
F1000[edit]
The championship previously known as Formula Jedi joined the 750 Motor Club in 2019 and has established itself as the premier bike-engined, single-seater category in the UK and provides some of the fastest lap times in the country. Using a proven ‘slicks and wings’ racing car with excellent handling characteristics and powered by a 1000cc high performance motorbike engine, the cars reach 60 mph in just 3 seconds and go on to 150 mph, while revving to around 14000rpm.
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Tom Gadd | Robert Welham | Matthew Higginson | Dan Gore | Murfie Aldridge |
| 2022 | Robert Welham | Matthew Booth | Tom Gadd | Lee Morgan | Matthew Higginson |
| 2021 | Lee Morgan | Matthew Booth | Robert Welham | Dan Gore | Elliot Mitchell |
| 2020 | Dan Clowes | Matthew Booth | Jack Tomalin | Lee Morgan | Elliot Mitchell |
| 2019 | Matthew Booth | Dan Clowes | Lee Morgan | Dan Gore | Paul Butcher |
| 2018 | Michael Watton | Dan Clowes | Adam Walker | Alok Ayengar | Paul Butcher |
| 2017 | Michael Watton | Paul Butcher | Robert Sayell | Dan Clowes | Adam Walker |
| 2016 | Robert Sayell | Paul Butcher | Bradley Hobday | Dan Clowes | Lee Morgan |
| 2015 | Ben Hingeley | Lee Morgan | Michael Watton | Paul Butcher | Dan Clowes |
| 2014 | Jack Lang | Andrew Dunn | Paul Butcher | Dan Clowes | Michael Watton |
| 2013 | Lee Morgan | Scott Stevens | Jack Lang | James Maclachlan | Richard Gittings |
| 2012 | Richard Mitcham | Matthew Bett | Lee Morgan | Barry Armstrong | Alok Iyengar |
| 2011 | Richard Mitcham | James Fletcher | Dan Cook | Dan Clowes | Barry Armstrong |
| 2010 | Andrew Dunn | Richard Gittings | Jack Smith | Richard Mitcham | Barry Armstrong |
| 2009 | Richard Mitcham | Jack Smith | Stuart Abbott | Daniel Cook | Andrew Ward |
Formula Vee Championship[edit]
The most cost-effective introduction into single-seater racing; Formula Vee cars utilise 1,300 cc (79.3 cu in) Volkswagen Beetle components, in single-seater chassis – often converted from Formula Ford units.[4]
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Class B winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Matthew Hyde (AHS Dominator) | Craig Bell (AHS Dominator) | Vaughan Jones (Storm) | Matt Topham (AHS Challenger) |
| 2022 | Craig Pollard (WEV) | Daniel Hands (AHS Dominator) | Vaughan Jones (Storm) | James Huckle (Sheane Mk1) |
| 2021 | James Harridge (Maverick) | Daniel Hands (AHS Dominator) | Craig Pollard (Bears GAC) | James Harridge (Maverick) |
| 2020 | James Harridge (Maverick) | Daniel Hands (GAC) | Ian Buxton (GAC Daghorn) | James Harridge (Maverick) |
| 2019 | Graham Gant (WEV) | Daniel Hands (GAC) | Ian Jordan (Sheane Jordan) | Jack Wilkinson (Sheane Mk3) |
| 2018 | Craig Pollard (Bears GAC) | Daniel Hands (GAC) | Graham Gant (WEV) | Andrew Cooper (AHS Challenger) |
| 2017 | Ben Miloudi (Storm) | Adam Macaulay (Sheane) | Craig Pollard (Bears GAC) | Jamie Harrison (Sheane Jordan) |
| 2016 | Paul Smith (AHS Dominator) | Ian Buxton (GAC/Daghorn) | Ian Jordan (Sheane Jordan) | James Harridge (Maverick) |
| 2015 | Paul Smith (AHS Dominator) | Ian Jordan (Sheane Jordan) | Craig Pollard (Bears GAC) | Jack Wilkinson (Sheane Mk3) |
| 2014 | Martin Farmer (GAC) | Ian Jordan (Sheane Jordan) | Paul Taylor (GAC) | Sam Engineer (Sheane) |
| 2013 | Paul Smith (AHS Dominator) | Martin Farmer (GAC) | Graham Gant (WEV) | Ian Jordan (Sheane Jordan) |
| 2012 | Paul Smith (AHS Dominator) | Sam Oliveria (Sheane) | Jake Oliveria (Storm) | Ian Jordan (Sheane Jordan) |
| 2011 | Martin Farmer (GAC) | Michael Epps (GAC) | John Hughes (Scarab Mk5) | Ian Jordan (Sheane Jordan) |
| 2010 | Martin Farmer (GAC) | Ben Anderson (GAC) | Peter Belsey (Spyder Mk2) | Ian Jordan (Sheane Jordan) |
| 2009 | Sam Oliveria (Sheane) | John Hughes (Scarab Mk5) | Martin Farmer (GAC) | Robert Cowburn Sheane) |
| 2008 | Daniel Hands (GAC) | Paul Smith (GAC) | John Hughes (Scarab Mk5) | Tim Hill |
| 2007 | Martin Galpin (GAC 01) | Martin Farmer (GAC) | Daniel Hands (GAC) | - |
| 2006 | Sam Oliveria (Sheane) | Jake Oliveria (Storm) | Daniel Hands (GAC) | - |
Historic 750 Formula[edit]
This is a historic racing series catering for the previous two generations of 750 Formula cars, such as Austin Seven specials and Reliant-engined models, plus other small capacity racers 500 cc (30.5 cu in) Formula 3 cars, amongst others.[5]
Hot Hatch Championship[edit]
A formula for almost any naturally aspirated 2WD hatchback or hatchback-coupe. Re-launched in 2016 to follow on from the original, but now with power-to-weight rather than capacity class limits to ensure costs are tightly controlled.
Class rules were updated for 2021.
- Class A: Up to 200 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight with driver).
- Class B: Up to 175 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight with driver).
- Class C: Up to 145 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight with driver).
Championship results[edit]
| Year | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | David Drinkwater (BMW Compact) | Martyn Paget (Citroen Saxo) | Daniel Silvester (Honda Civic) | Daniel Silvester (Honda Civic) | Matthew Mandipira (Renault Clio 197) | David Drinkwater (BMW Compact) |
| 2022 | David Drinkwater (BMW Compact) | Philip Wright (Honda Civic) | Paul Jarvis (Citroen Saxo) | Philip Wright (Honda Civic) | Paul Jarvis (Citroen Saxo) | David Drinkwater (BMW Compact) |
| 2021 | David Drinkwater (BMW Compact) | Alistair Camp (Honda Civic) | Philip Wright (Honda Civic) | Alistair Camp (Honda Civic) | Neil Stringfellow (Peugeot 205) | David Drinkwater (BMW Compact) |
| 2020 | David Drinkwater (BMW Compact) | Tony Perfect (Honda Civic) | Philip Wright (Honda Civic) | Gary Prebble (Honda Civic) | Tony Perfect (Honda Civic) | David Drinkwater (BMW Compact) |
| 2019 | David Drinkwater (BMW Compact) | Ben Rushworth (Honda Integra) | Martin Ward (Honda Civic) | Ben Rushworth (Honda Integra) | Martin Ward (Honda Civic) | David Drinkwater (BMW Compact) |
| 2018 | Michael Winkworth (Citroen Saxo) | Rodren Vella (Honda Civic) | Philip Wright (Honda Civic) | Ben Rushworth (Honda Integra) | Rodren Vella (Honda Civic) | Michael Winkworth (Citroen Saxo) |
| 2017 | Paul Jarvis (Citroen Saxo) | Alistair Camp (Ford Fiesta) | Ben Rushworth (Honda Integra) | Alistair Camp (Ford Fiesta) | Will Hunt (Citroen Saxo) | Paul Jarvis (Citroen Saxo) |
Locost Championship[edit]
A one-make championship for the DIY sports car Locost using the design from Ron Champion's book "Build Your Own Sports Car" . All cars use the 1,300 cc (79.3 cu in) Ford Crossflow engine mated to a 4-speed Escort or 4/5-speed Sierra Type 9 gearbox.[6]
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Craig Land | Tom Parker | Todd Boucher | Jack Lynas | David Martin | David Hitchin |
| 2022 | Craig Land | Martin West | Karl Ruijsenaars | David Martin | Rob Apsey | Bradley Horsnell |
| 2021 | Martin West | Andrew Tait | Geoff Peek | Craig Land | Paul Clark | Shaun Brame |
| 2020 | Murray Shepherd | Craig Land | Geoff Peek | Andrew Tait | Martin West | Thomas Gadd |
| 2019 | Thomas Gadd | Louis Wall | Murray Shepherd | Martin West | Mark Burton | David Mason |
| 2018 | Mark Burton | Martin West | Ben Powney | Louis Wall | Thomas Gadd | David Winter |
| 2017 | Ian Allee | Jack Coveney | Ben Powney | Martin West | Lee Emm | Steve Paddock |
| 2016 | Ian Allee | Jack Coveney | Danny Andrew | Martin West | Tim Neat | Ben Powney |
| 2015 | Danny Andrew | Ian Allee | Tim Neat | Stuart Sellars | Roger Haylock | Jack Coveney |
| 2014 | Mathew Brooks | Lee Bankhurst | Danny Andrew | Tom Coller | Thomas Robinson | Ian Allee |
| 2013 | Alastair Garratt | Lee Bankhurst | Richard Jenkins | Danny Andrew | Paul Bryant | Tim Neat |
| 2012 | Michael Comber | Stuart Sellars | Alistair Garratt | Nick Selby | Alex Von Ehrheim | Sian Stafford-Atkinson |
| 2011 | Scott Mittell | Nicolas Morley | Alex Von Ehrheim | Richard Jenkins | Sam Bradley | Lee McNamara |
| 2010 | Scott Mittell | David Black | Tom Coller | Alex Von Ehrheim | Nicolas Morley | Lynfel Owen |
| 2009 | David Bartholomew | Scott Mittell | Alistair Garratt | Tom Coller | Matt Cherrington | Richard Jenkins |
| 2008 | David Bartholomew | Declan McDonnell | Alistair Garratt | Scott Mittell | Simon Wood | Richard Jenkins |
| 2007 | Declan McDonnell | Aaron Bailey | Richard Jenkins | Alistair Garratt | David Bartholomew | Mark Glover |
| 2006 | Declan McDonnell | Brendan Dudley | Brian Mitcham | Jamie Robinson | Lee Baverstock | Kevin Lucas |
Ma7da Locost[edit]
New in 2019, Ma7da Locost is an offshoot of the eternally popular Locost Championship for kit cars designed to the original Ron Champion ‘Build Your Own Sports Car’ book dimensions but featuring a 1.8-litre Mazda MX-5 engine.
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Jonathan Lisseter | Ben Powney | Martin Shelton | Lucas Batt | David Bowen | Ayrton Rogers |
| 2022 | Jonathan Lisseter | Danny Andrew | Eddie Mawer | Daniel Cort | David Winter | Simon Cort |
| 2021 | Danny Andrew | Ben Powney | Daniel Sibbons | David Winter | Jonathan Lisseter | Simon Cort |
MR2 Championship[edit]
A one-make championship for Toyota MR2 sports cars. There are two titles at stake for each driver, one for the overall results and one for the different classes:
- Class A: First-generation Toyota MR2s, fitted with the Toyota 4A-GE engine.
- Class B: Second-generation Toyota MR2s, fitted with the Toyota 3S-GE engine.
- Class C: Third-generation Toyota MR2s (and MR-S), fitted with the Toyota 1ZZ-FE engine.[7]
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Class A champion | Class B champion | Class C champion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Adam Lockwood | Shaun Traynor | Neil Stratton | Martin Collins | Daniel Silvester | Adam Lockwood |
| 2022 | Aaron Cooke | Shaun Traynor | Alistair Topley | Dave Hemingway | Alistair Topley | Aaron Cooke |
| 2021 | Aaron Cooke | Shaun Traynor | Cam Walton | Gareth Baxter | Cam Walton | Aaron Cooke |
| 2020 | Aaron Cooke | Shaun Traynor | Paul Cook | Dave Hemingway | Aaron Cooke | Shaun Traynor |
| 2019 | Shaun Traynor | Alistair Topley | Aaron Cooke | Dave Hemingway | Shaun Traynor | Adam Lockwood |
| 2018 | Shaun Traynor | Ben Rowe | Chris Thomas | Adam Lockwood | Shaun Traynor | Graham Malings |
| 2017 | Shaun Traynor | Lewis Ward | Ben Rowe | Paul Callaway | Shaun Traynor | William Gallacher |
| 2016 | Jim Davies | Kristian White | Shaun Traynor | Paul Callaway | Jim Davies | Stuart Nicholls |
| 2015 | Shaun Traynor | Kristian White | Stuart Nicholls | n/a | Shaun Traynor | Stuart Nicholls |
| 2014 | Matt Palmer | Jim Davies | Stuart Nicholls | n/a | Matt Palmer | Jim Davies |
| 2013 | Matt Palmer | Stuart Nicholls | John Wilson | n/a | Matt Palmer | Stuart Nicholls |
| 2012 | Paul Hinson | George Robinson | Matt Palmer | Darren Cox | Paul Hinson | Jim Davies |
| 2011 | James Cross | Paul Hinson | Roland Wilkinson | Nina Fountain | James Cross | Simon Phillips |
| 2010 | Zac Chapman | Steve Lumley | Andrei Bgatov | n/a | Zac Chapman | Jonathan Grimes |
| 2009 | Mark Jessop | Zac Champman | Andrei Bgatov | Jonathan Grimes | Mark Jessop | Roland Woolley |
| 2008 | Mark Jessop | Steve Lumley | Alric Kitson | Arthur Gilmour | Mark Jessop | n/a |
MX-5 Cup[edit]
5 Club Racing was formed in 2014 and joined the 750 Motor Club to run the MX5 Cup for Mk1 Mazda MX5s. The series became a championship in 2015.[8]
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Jordan Johnson | Ben Hancy | Oak Richardson | Scott Leach | Ian Tomlinson | Lloyd Huggins |
| 2022 | Ben Short | Ben Abbitt | Ben Hancy | Jordan Johnson | Matthew Hallam | Ian Tomlinson |
| 2021 | Ben Short | Ben Hancy | Ben Abbitt | Marcus Bailey | Jordan Johnson | Ian Tomlinson |
| 2020 | Ben Hancy | Steve Foden | Tom Smith | Jason Greatrex | Callum Greatrex | Marcus Bailey |
| 2019 | Ben Hancy | Ian Tomlinson | Jordan Johnson | Paul Bateman | Graeme Chatten | Adrian Johnson |
| 2018 | Paul Maguire | Ben Hancy | Ian Tomlinson | Rafal Drzaszcz | Matthew Short | Daniel Grist |
| 2017 | Ben Short | Alistair Bray | Paul Bateman | Ian Tomlinson | Ben Hancy | Matthew Short |
| 2016 | Will Blackwell-Chambers | Ben Short | Jack Sycamore | Sam Smith | Sam Tatler | Scott Leach |
| 2015 | Ben Short | Will Blackwell-Chambers | James Rogers | Jack Sycamore | Jason Greatrex | Kris Greatrex |
RGB Sports 1000 Championship[edit]
Formerly known as simply 'RGB' (Roadgoing Bike-engined), the highly competitive championship was re-launched in 2018 to reflect what the cars had developed into over the years. Namely 'Motorsport's Most Affordable Sports-Racing Car Championship.' Cars use 1000cc motorcycle-engines but run semi-slick trackday tyres, with no wings allowed. Lap times showcase BTCC pace at most circuits.
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Sporting Cup winner | Cup 200 winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Ryan Yarrow (Spire GT3S) | Dan Clowes (Mittell MC-53) | John Cutmore (Spire GT3S) | Richard Webb (MK Cup 200) | Richard Webb (MK Cup 200) |
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Sporting Cup winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Richard Webb (Spire RGBR) | Ryan Yarrow (Spire GT3-Y) | Paul Smith (Mittell MC-53 SSRD) | Jonathan McGill (Spire GT3S) |
| 2021 | Ryan Yarrow (Spire GT3S) | Michael Roots (Mittell MC-53) | Victor Neumann (Mittell MC-53) | Colin Spicer (Spire GT3) |
| 2020 | Ryan Yarrow (Spire GT3S) | Richard Morris (Spire GT320S) | Victor Neumann (Mittell MC-53) | Jonathan McGill (Spire GT3S) |
| 2019 | Christoper Wesemael (Mittel MC-53) | Richard Morris (Spire GT3S) | Danny Andrew (Mittell MC-53) | Colin Chapman (Spire GT3) |
| 2018 | Billy Albone (Spire GT3S) | Christoper Wesemael (Mittel MC-53) | Paul Smith (Mittell MC-53) | Mark Betts (Spire GT3S) |
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Class R winner | Class F winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Billy Albone (Spire GT3S) | Scott Mittell (Mittel MC-53) | John Cutmore (Spire GT3S) | Billy Albone (Spire GT3S) | Richard Webb (Spire GT-F) |
| 2016 | Matthew Higginson (AB Arion) | John Cutmore (Spire GT3S) | Billy Albone (Spire GT3S) | John Cutmore (Spire GT3S) | Matthew Higginson (AB Arion) |
| 2015 | Scott Mittell (Mittel MC-52B) | John Cutmore (Spire GT3) | Alistair Bouton (Spire GT3) | Scott Mittell (Mittel MC-52B) | Matthew Higginson (AB Arion) |
| 2014 | Matthew Higginson (Spire GT3) | John Cutmore (Spire GT3) | James Walker (STM Phoenix) | Matthew Higginson (Spire GT3) | James Walker (STM Phoenix) |
| 2013 | Matthew Higginson (Spire GT3) | Austen Greenway (GM1) | Paul Rickers (STM Phoenix) | Matthew Higginson (Spire GT3) | Austen Greenway (GM1) |
| 2012 | Tim Gray (Spire GT3) | Alistair Boulton (STM Phoenix) | John Cutmore (Spire GT3) | Tim Gray (Spire GT3) | Alistair Boulton (STM Phoenix) |
| 2011 | Paul Rogers (Contour) | Alistair Boulton (STM Phoenix) | Derek Jones (Fisher Fury) | Paul Rogers (Contour) | Alistair Boulton (STM Phoenix) |
| Year | Champion | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | Alistair Boulton (STM Phoenix) | Paul Rogers (Contour) | Matthew Green (Spire GTR) | Alistair Boulton (STM Phoenix) |
| 2009 | Tim Gray | Steve Robinson | John Cutmore (Spire GTR) | Tim Gray |
| 2008 | Derek Jones (BDN S2) | Derek Jones (BDN S2) | Paul Rogers (STM Phoenix) | John Cutmore (Westfield Megablade) |
| 2007 | Derek Jones (Fisher Fury) | Gordon Griffin (T5 Mission) | Paul Rogers (STM Phoenix) | Derek Jones (Fisher Fury) |
| 2006 | Jonathan Wright (Radical SR4) | Jonathan Wright (Radical SR4) | Paul Rogers (STM Phoenix) | Tim Gray (STM Phoenix) |
| 2005 | Tim Gray (STM Phoenix) | Martin Brooks (STM Phoenix) | n/a | Tim Gray (STM Phoenix) |
| 2004 | Tim Harmer (Genesis Evo) | Tim Harmer (Genesis Evo) | Alan Bushell (Tiger B6) | Tim Gray (STM Phoenix) |
| 2003 | Andy Charsley (Sylva Striker) | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Roadsports[edit]
The Roadsports series is a mini-enduro series for production-based, sports and saloon cars fitted with production engines from the same manufacturer. There are four classes, with A, B and C aligned with Club Enduro:
- Class A: Up to 300 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight without driver).
- Class B: Up to 240 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight without driver).
- Class C: Up to 180 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight without driver).
- Class D: Up to 145 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight without driver).
Sport Specials Championship[edit]
Relaunched in 2012 and previously known as the Kit Car Championship, until 2015 all cars were originally road legal, however this necessity was dropped in 2015 (see regulations [9]) to encourage more competitors. The championship caters for all manner of kit-type cars with production car powerplants, from Caterhams, Westfields and Sylva Sports Cars to home-developed one-offs.[10] After a class system restructure in 2017, there are two main classes, plus a third for MX150R models:
- Class A: Up to 340 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight with driver).
- Class B: Up to 270 bhp/tonne (power at flywheel, weight with driver).
- Class C: For MX150R kit cars
Championship Results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | Class A winner | Class B winner | Class C winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Neil Turner (Caterham 7) | Stewart Mutch (MEV MX150R) | Andy Hiley (Chronos HR1S) | Andy Hiley (Chronos HR1S) | Neil Turner (Caterham 7) | Stewart Mutch (MEV MX150R) |
| 2022 | Stuart Thompson (MK Indy RR) | Stewart Mutch (MEV MX150R) | Lewis Ward (Westfield SE-Wide) | Lewis Ward (Westfield SE-Wide) | Stuart Thompson (MK Indy RR) | Stewart Mutch (MEV MX150R) |
| 2021 | Andy Hiley (Chronos HR1S) | Warren Vessey (Fisher Fury) | Anton Landon (Cyana Mk2) | Andy Hiley (Chronos HR1S) | Warren Vessey (Fisher Fury) | Stewart Mutch (MEV MX150R) |
| 2020 | Andy Hiley (Chronos HR1S) | Colin Benham (CB Fury) | Paul Collingwood (Eclipse SM1) | Andy Hiley (Chronos HR1S) | Colin Benham (CB Fury) | Stewart Mutch (MEV MX150R) |
| 2019 | Andy Hiley (Chronos HR1S) | Chris Pyke (Procomp LA Gold) | David Winter (Locost VVT) | Andy Hiley (Chronos HR1S) | Chris Pyke (Procomp LA Gold) | Stewart Mutch (MEV MX150R) |
| 2018 | Lee Emm (Locost VVT) | Leighton Norris (Rogue Xenon) | Rob Johnston (Cyana Mk2) | Rob Johnston (Cyana Mk2) | Lee Emm (Locost 7) | Sylvia Mutch (MEV MX150R) |
| 2017 | Paul Boyd (Eclipse SM1) | Clive Hudson (Eclipse SM1) | Martin Farrelly (Rogue Xenon) | Paul Boyd (Eclipse SM1) | Martin Farrelly (Rogue Xenon) | Stewart Mutch (MEV MX150R) |
| 2016 | Matthew Booth (MK Indy RR) | Martin Buckland (Raw Striker) | Rob Johnston (Cyana Mk2) | David Roberts (Cyana MX500R) | Martin Buckland (Raw Striker) | Matthew Booth (MK Indy RR) |
| 2015 | Adrian Cooper (Procomp LA Gold) | Paul Boyd (Eclipse SM1) | Clive Hudson (Eclipse SM1) | Anton Landon (Cyana Mk2) | Adrian Cooper (Procomp LA Gold) | Paul Boyd (Eclipse SM1) |
| 2014 | Paul Boyd (Eclipse SM1) | Adrian Cooper (Procomp LA Gold) | Clive Hudson (Eclipse SM1) | Paul Boyd (Eclipse SM1) | Adrian Cooper (Procomp LA Gold) | Edward Ives (Elite Pulse) |
| 2013 | Colin Benham (STM Phoenix) | Clive Hudson (Eclipse SM1) | Paul Boyd (Eclipse SM1) | Clive Hudson (Eclipse SM1) | Colin Benham (STM Phoenix) | Wayne Rothwell (Tiger GTA) |
| 2012 | Clive Hudson (Eclipse SM1) | David Caldecourt (Sylva Phoenix) | Stephen Lansley (Procomp LA Gold) | Clive Hudson (Eclipse SM1) | David Caldecourt (Sylva Phoenix) | Paul Taberner (Westfield SEW) |
Type R Trophy[edit]
New in 2019, a series for Honda Civic Type-R's with limited modifications.
Championship results[edit]
| Year | Champion | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | Joe Jessup | Matt Wilkins | Daniel Chapman | Jeff Humphries | Miles Nathaniel-James | Trafford King |
| 2022 | Jake Hewlett | Chris Nylan | Joe Jessup | Matt Digby | Daniel Chapman | Chris Smith |
| 2021 | Adam Shepherd | Luke Rosewell | Mark Balmer | Lee Deegan | Jack Leese | Joe Jessup |
116 Trophy[edit]
New in 2019, a one-make endurance series for the BMW 1 Series, using donor E87 aka "Mk 1" road cars. Only changes to ECU map, tyres, dampers, and roll cage are required.
2014[edit]
Champions:
- 750 Formula – Billy Albone
- Bikesports – Adrian Reynard
- Compact Cup – Stuart Voyce
- Classic Stock Hatch – Lee Scott
- Formula Vee – Martin Farmer
- Locost – Matthew Brooks
- MR2 Championship – Matt Palmer
- RGB – Matt Higginson
- Sport Specials – Paul Boyd
- Stock Hatch – Shayne Deegan
2015[edit]
Champions:
- 750 Formula – David Bartholomew
- Bikesports – Tim Gray
- Classic Stock Hatch – Matt Rozier
- Clio 182 – James Bark
- Civic Cup – Adam Shepherd
- Compact Cup – Steve Roberts
- Formula Vee – Paul Smith
- Locost – Danny Andrew
- MR2 – Shaun Traynor
- MX5 Cup – Ben Short
- RGB – Scott Mittell
- Sport Specials – Adrian Cooper
- Stock Hatch – Shayne Deegan
2016[edit]
Champions:
- 750 Formula – Robin Gearing
- Bikesports – Phil Knibb
- Classic Stock Hatch – Matt Rozier
- Clio 182 – Patrick Fletcher
- Civic Cup – Class A: David Buky, Class B: Carl Swift
- Formula Vee – Paul Smith
- Locost – Ian Allee
- MR2 – Jim Davies
- MX5 – Will Blackwell-Chambers
- RGB – Matt Higginson
- Sport Specials – Matthew Booth
- Stock Hatch – Ryan Polley
2017[edit]
Champions:
- 750 Formula – Bill Cowley
- Bikesports – Stefano Leaney
- Classic Stock Hatch – Lee Scott
- Clio 182 – Patrick Fletcher
- Civic Cup – Class A: Lee Deegan
- Formula Vee – Ben Miloudi
- Locost – Ian Allee
- MR2 – Shaun Traynor
- MX5 – Ben Short
- RGB – Billy Albone
- Sport Specials – Paul Boyd
- Hot Hatch – Paul Jarvis
- Armed Forces Race Challenge – Paul Waterhouse
- M3 Cup – Adam Shepherd
2018[edit]
Champions:
- 750 Formula – Mark Glover
- Armed Forces Race Challenge – Ed McKean
- Bikesports – Joe Stables
- Classic Stock Hatch – Lee Scott
- Clio 182 Championship – Patrick Fletcher
- Club Enduro – Matt Nossiter / Steve Hewson
- Formula Vee – Craig Pollard
- Hot Hatch – Michael Winkworth
- Locost – Mark Burton
- M3 Cup – Tom Coller
- MR2 Championship – Shaun Traynor
- MX5 Cup – Paul Maguire
- RGB Championship – Billy Albone
- Sports Specials – Lee Emm
2020[edit]
Champions:
- 750 Formula – Peter Bove
- Alfa Romeo - Thomas Hill
- Bikesports – Charles Hall
- BMW Car Club Racing - Kevin Denwood
- Classic Stock Hatch – Pip Hammond
- Clio 182 Championship – Ryan Polley
- Club Enduro – Rob Baker / Carl Swfit
- F1000 - Dan Clewes
- Formula Vee – James Harridge
- Hot Hatch – David Drinkwater
- Locost – Murray Shepherd
- MR2 Championship – Aaron Cooke
- MX5 Cup – Ben Hancy
- S1000 - Ryan Yarrow
- Sports Specials – Andy Hiley
2021[edit]
Champions:
- 750 Formula – Peter Bove
- Alfa Romeo - Barry McMahon
- Armed Forces Challenge - Jonathan Candler
- Bikesports – Leon Morrell
- BMW Car Club Racing - Ben Pearson
- Classic Stock Hatch – Ryan Morgan
- Clio 182 Championship – Jack Dwane
- Club Enduro – Rob Baker / Carl Swfit
- F1000 - Lee Morgan
- Formula Vee – James Harridge
- Hot Hatch – David Drinkwater
- Locost – Martin West
- Ma7da - Danny Andrew
- MR2 Championship – Aaron Cooke
- MX5 Cup – Ben Short
- S1000 - Ryan Yarrow
- Sports Specials – Andy Hiley
- Type R Trophy - Adam Shepherd
2022[edit]
Champions:
- 750 Formula – Peter Bove
- Alfa Romeo - Andrew Bourke
- Armed Forces Challenge - Douglas Inglis
- Bikesports – Simon Walker-Hansell
- BMW Car Club Racing - Lee Piercey
- Classic Stock Hatch – Chris Dear
- Clio 182 Championship – Andrew Harding
- Club Enduro – Rob Baker / Carl Swfit
- F1000 - Robert Welham
- Formula Vee – Craig Pollard
- Hot Hatch – David Drinkwater
- Locost – Craig Land
- Ma7da - Jonathan Lisseter
- MR2 Championship – Aaron Cooke
- MX5 Cup – Ben Short
- S1000 - Richard Webb
- Sports Specials – Stuart Thompson
- Type R Trophy - Jake Hewlett
References[edit]
- ^ "750 Formula". 750 Motor Club. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
- ^ "Birkett Relay". 750 Motor Club. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
- ^ "Classic Stock Hatch". 750 Motor Club. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
- ^ "Formula Vee". 750 Motor Club. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
- ^ "750 Trophy". 750 Motor Club. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
- ^ "Locost". 750 Motor Club. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
- ^ "MR2". 750 Motor Club. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
- ^ "750MC | 5Club MX-5 Cup".
- ^ "Sport Specials Championship 2015 Sporting & Technical Regulations" (PDF). 750 Motor Club. 2 February 2015.
- ^ "Sports Specials". 750 Motor Club. Retrieved 3 July 2013.