116 Car Club is based in North Wales and gets it's name from the OS Map which broadly covers the area.

We meet socially Wednesday evenings from about 8pm, at The New Inn, St Asaph. New members are always ensured a warm welcome.

Activities are broad & varied and most importantly remain membership driven - you want it? We'll organise it if we can!

Details of all our motorsport and social events can be found on our website - www.116cc.co.uk

The 2300 Club, based in Blackburn Lancashire, are the original organisers of the Annual Tunnock's Tour of Mull Rally. This event is held every October on the Isle of Mull in the Hebrides, Scotland. It is the first `closed road` event held on the British Mainland, by virtue of an Act of Parliament passed in 1990. In 2009 we celebrated our 40th Tour of Mull. That year, we had an entry of 150 cars ranging from the serious club rally contenders through to keen motor sport enthusiasts with little or no experience of rallying!

The 360 Motor Racing Club has established itself as a great provider of Endurance races for Saloons and GT cars. From the six hours of Snetterton, also known as The 360 to the two hours of The Baby 360 at Brands Hatch 2015 sees the clubs events expanded to include Rockingham, Donington, Silverstone, Spa and Mallory. with a series of 3 hour and 2 hour endurance races as well as the flagship six hour at Snetterton.

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Affilated to:
North of Ireland Karting Association

Owners and operators of Kirkistown Circuit, the only fully licensed race facility in Northern Ireland. The Club runs eight race meetings per year, two sprints and one stage rally.
Additionally the karting section runs a further five meetings.
Kirkistown is also used by a number of other clubs for sprints and rallies.

750 Motor Club (Scotland) is a relatively small club involved mainly in grass roots motor sport. We organise and take part in Autotests, Navigational Rallies and Production Car Trials. Beside motor sport we also organise social events at various times through the year. Find us on Facebook as well as our website. New members are always very welcome.

The 750 Motor Club was formed in 1939 with the aim of providing a racing outlet for owners of Austin Sevens. The long-standing editor of MotorSport magazine, Bill Boddy was among those who helped launch 750MC and he remained President of the Club until his death in 2011, at the age of 98. Legendary racing car design Tony Southgate succeeded him in the position.

The first series devised was 750 Formula in 1949 for two-seater sports racing cars using the Austin Seven engine – and today it is the oldest continuously-running championship in the world, with the engine since updated to use Reliant and more recently Fiat powerplants.

Alongside, the Club’s racing portfolio has since evolved to include a huge variety of formulae; indeed 2020 sees 23 different options available from single seaters to hot hatchbacks and endurance offerings, and selected race meetings now feature live-streamed video coverage.

The 750 Motor Club ethos however always remains the same - affordable motorsport - featuring large grids, plentiful competitor benefits and the best family-friendly paddock atmosphere available. Whether the drive to reduce costs comes via forming a championship for a new cost-effective tin-top, or pioneering an equality switch from engine capacity limits to power-to-weight classes (and investing in a mobile rolling road to enforce it), the Club’s aim has always to bring the enjoyment of motorsport to as many as possible.

The ACOC exists to promote the preservation and enjoyment of all the different models built by the AC company from 1903 to the present day. We arrange a series of events annually, including the National Day and Concours in the summer, an international meet, a sprint at the historic Goodwood Circuit in the autumn and various other runs and gatherings.

There is also an AC scratch race at the Bentley Drivers Club Silverstone Race Meeting every August, and members compete at other events including the Goodwood Revival and the Le Mans Classic

There are informal monthly members meetings in various regions and our sister company, Thames Ditton Spares Limited, supplies and remanufactures parts which are otherwise no longer available.

The Club Magazine, ACtion, is published monthly except for January. The back pages hold classified ads for cars and spares. Contributed articles cover technical matters, recent events, AC and ACOC history and members’ stories and opinions. Please see our website for more information.

We run AutoTests, PCA's & Rallies

We meet on the third Monday of every month at The Four Season Hotel, North Parade, Aberystwyth at 7.30 for 8.

Everybody Welcome, new and old!

Accrington Motor Sport Club was founded in 2006 and is primarily involved in organising autosolos, autotest and production car autotests. Our members also compete in and marshal for other motor sport disciplines such as road rallies, stage rallies, sprints and hill climbs.

We run 2 autosolos, autotests and production car autotests each year at Blackburn Services, M65 J4 and Lymm Services, M6 J20.

Full adult membership is £5 per calendar year and family membership is £10 per year including all children under 18. We also offer free membership to students under 21. You can register online or download an application form from our website.

The Club has been in continuous operation since 1954 and is the world’s first track based motor club. We aim to revitalise the circuit's unique history by running regular social events, test sessions, celebrity evenings, competitive events and much more.

There’s even the possibility of running demonstrations on the full Grand Prix track. We'll also be making use of the fabulous grandstands and hospitality facilities of the racecourse, which are the envy of any motor sport venue in the UK.

Following the closure of the Grand Prix circuit in 1964, the Club continued to run motor racing events on the 1.64 mile Club Circuit through to 1982, and speed events, track days and rallies until 1998. In 2004 it organised the Aintree Festival of Motor Sport which saw the opening of the full 3-mile Grand Prix circuit for the first time in forty years.

2019 saw the 65th anniversary of the Club and the opening of the Grand Prix Circuit with celebrated with a Gala Dinner in October with special guest, David Richards - Chairman Motorsport UK with his wife, Karen.

The Airedale and Pennine Motor Car Club is based in the Bradford area and has been a prominent local club since 1960, when it was first registered with the MSA, the national governing body.

We are a friendly medium size motor sports club, committed to both competing in and organising regional and national events.

Club members regularly compete in many aspects of the local motor sports scene, hill climbing, sprinting, autotesting, trials, road rallies and stage rallies. We have people competing on a very low budget of a few pounds in local events and others who go much further.
The club has a good reputation for organising events, especially our annual production car trial, which has been a popular event for many years. The club also supports larger events by providing marshals and organising sections of regional and national rallies like the Scotch Corner Classic, Lands End to John o' Groats Classic and the Rally of Great Britain.

We annually run the Longnor Sporting Trial in April and Yorkshire Dales Classic Trial in May.

The club is always looking for new members and we can provide help and advice if you are just starting motor sports or thinking of doing so.

We meet on the second and fourth Monday of each month from 8.30pm at the Rock & Heifer Inn, Rock Lane, Thornton, Bradford, BD13 3RH.

Everyone welcome!

The All Wheel Drive club was formed in 1968 to allow people to use their off road vehicles regardless of make or model. 2018 marked our 50th Anniversary when we celebrated being one of the largest all-makes off road club in the UK.

Club members organise events all year round to allow others to put their vehicles through their paces, if you are interested in competing in your vehicle the club offers a broad spectrum of disciplines including Trials, Challenge and Safaris.

All events are organised on private land and are permitted and insured by the Motorsport UK.

Visitors and spectators are welcome at all events and there are no charges for admittance.

If you own a 4×4 or other off-road vehicle and would like to take it off-road the best place to start is to visit one of our competition events, here you can learn how to enter a non-damaging event laid out that will familiarise you with your vehicle’s and your own capabilities.