The idea for the Rotating Ferrets started at the 2009 Jim Clark rally. While spending the Saturday evening drinking copious amounts of 'Tizer' the conversation turned to the subject of why some clubs had names that were nothing to do with the club's area.

Then after a while of going through the list of clubs known to us, I said, "Well if we start a club, why not call it Rotating Ferrets?"
Frazer said "Why call it that?"
I said, "Why not?!?!", and so began the legend of the club's name.

We pride ourselves on being a club that wants to enjoy itself while out and about, wether marshalling or spectating, but never complacent of safety. As long as we can turn up, have a laugh and enjoy the day, that is all the club is about.

Rotherham Motor Club

We meet on Thursday evenings at the Bay Hourse, Scholes Village Rotherham
Rotherham , S61 2RQ, from 8.00pm
OS map 111, grid ref 390955

The Rotherham Motor club currently has over 30 members who take part in a diverse range of motor sport activities including:

* Navigational Exercises
* Marshalling on:
Road & Stage Rallies
* Competing in
Road Rallies
Clubsport scatter
Clubsport 12 Cars
Targa Rallies
AutoTest
* Social Events
Organised WRC trips abroad

The RAF Motor Sports Association (RAFMSA) has been active since 1961 and encourages participation by RAF personnel in motor sports events from club to international level.

The RAFMSA is one of the RAF’s largest sports associations with members currently active in every form of competition including karting, rallying, circuit racing, speed events, motocross, enduro, motor cycle road and track racing and virtual motorsport.

Mission:
To enable full time and reservist personnel to represent and promote the Royal Navy and Royal Marines through Motorsport.

Ethos:
Develop competitors of all levels and experience in a friendly and inclusive environment.

Support:
Rider, driver or maintenance and support crew. There are opportunities for all to be involved.

Organisers of RSAC Scottish Rally, Spring Run and Three Lochs Classic. Our members are involved in many aspects of the sport in Scotland including marshalling, scrutineering, communications, senior officials and safety services. We are the agent of the Scottish Government for the authorisation of motoring events on the public highway in Scotland.