Organizers of classic car rallies. Our premier event is the Three Castles Trial, a four day event for cars manufactured before 1986. The rally is based in Llandudno.

Formed in 2007, Torbay 4x4 Club is a fast growing family club,now with over 100 members. We cater for all types of off road vehicles, and not just land rovers. Wether it be a road taxed vehicle, a comper or just an old vehicle that has a roll cage, we cater for you all.
On the first Monday of the month, we have our natter at ' ye old smokey house'
(TQ3 1NN), from 1930 hrs.
On the third Sunday of the month, we hold our trial or have a promotional day.
Three or four times a month, we go green laning. these can be taylored to suit the vehicle and driver needs as required.
Along side that, we have a busy social side. Camping, Shows, Weekends away laning and so on.
If you are interested in coming along, all our details can be found on the web site..
www.torbay4x4club.co.uk
We look forward to seeing you in the future.

Formed in 1950, Torbay Motor Club has about 230 members from Torbay, Devon, the Westcountry and farther afield. Its committee and sub-committees organise and run motorsport events throughout the year and have a depth of experience and expertise amongst its members to guide new competitors or prospective officials towards gaining licences for their choice of role in the sport. A monthly magazine – ‘Missfire’ - and a regularly updated website keep members informed of all the club’s activities, together with articles on a wide range of motoring topics.

The club currently promotes and organises the following major events each year, most of which are qualifying rounds of regional, club and venue-specific championships.

The Torbay Classic Reliability Trial: This comprises competitive sections of unsealed lanes and by-ways, usually steep, muddy, rutted and/or rocky, on which the challenge is for competitors to reach the farthest point of the section without stopping. Choosing the best line and car control are the key skills, with the cars, motorcycles and combinations often travelling at under 5 m.p.h. to successfully negotiate particularly difficult sections. The competitive sections are linked by transit sections on the public road, and the event usually covers a total distance of about 65 miles in the area to the west of Exeter.

Autocross - Spring and Autumn: These are weekend events, typically in East Devon in April and September, and are the first and final rounds of the South-West’s regional championship. Competitors start in pairs or in a batch of four cars on a loose-surface track laid out on a grass or stubble field but are timed individually. Each heat – of three or four per day - comprises multiple laps, and competitors’ best heat times on each day are added together for the results.

The Torbay Trial and both Autocross events can be entered with a free-of-charge ‘RS Clubman’ competition licence.

Wiscombe Hill Climb: a one-day speed event for a wide variety of classes, divided by their level of modification and engine capacity. Cars and motorcycles are timed individually to one-hundredth of a second on a 1 km uphill asphalt course in the lovely setting of Wiscombe Park, near Sidmouth in East Devon, with one practice and three timed runs. This event requires competitors to hold an ‘Interclub’ competition licence and a higher standard of personal safety equipment; guidance and information is available from club members.

Clay Pigeon Sprint: the club’s one event outside, Devon, this is also a one-day speed event, with similar classes as for hill climb events, but on a flat asphalt circuit at Clay Pigeon Raceway near Dorchester, Dorset. Cars are timed individually to one-hundredth of a second on a one-and-three-quarter lap course, with one practice and three timed runs; the best time of the three timed runs decide the order for awards.

Breakfast Club: in addition to our major competitive events, the also club organises regular social get-togethers in the form of their Sunday morning meetings, from the Autumn through to the Spring, before the competition season starts in earnest.

Marshalling: close to the action, marshals are a vital part of our organising team and the safety management of events. Duties include start-line positioning of cars, course safety flag, penalty recording and paddock organisation. No special equipment is necessary, but high-viz orange overalls are strongly recommended at some speed events.

Tours: these are (usually) Sunday social events with no competitive element, designed for club members, friends and others to enjoy a day out in their cars using the scenic roads of Devon and neighbouring counties. They are usually ‘themed’, with visits to places of interest, and a coffee stop, along the way. An easy-to-follow route description is provided in a ‘road-book’, with the route also laid out alongside in a diagram format – an easy introduction to navigation for aspiring rally navigators.

The club has long history of winning awards, from the ultimate accolade of ‘No. 1 Motor Club in the country’ – the governing body’s prestigious “Club of The Year” trophy – to multiple ‘Club of the Year’, Speed Event of the Year’ and ‘Autocross of the Year’ awards in the Association of South Western Motor Club Championships.

Club motorsport takes many forms and Torbay Motor Club promotes as broad a spectrum as possible to suit all preferences and budgets. Anyone wishing to have fun in their road car is as equally well catered for as those with a more ambitious outlook.

For more information, please e-mail or call any committee member via the ‘Contact Us’ page of the club website – here https://www.torbaymotorclub.co.uk/contact-us/.

Founded by F1 legend Rob Smedley, GKL:UK is an affordable pathway to the top of motorsport for drivers aged 6 to 17.

Our expert team provides the karts and training, all drivers need to do is turn up ready to race.

We have events to suit all levels of ability, from first timers to experienced racers. We group drivers into three age groups:

1. Bambino (age 6 – 8)

2. Cadet (age 8 – 12)

3. Junior (age 12 – 17)

Our unique electric karts are designed by F1 engineers to ensure our racing is fair, so talent comes first.

Our data insights and on-track coaching means we’re always helping drivers fulfil their potential.

We’re building future champions, so at GKL you’ll develop exceptional knowledge in Science, Tech, Engineering and Maths.

The TR Register was founded in 1970 and has been growing steadily ever since to become one of the most successful one-make car clubs in the world, offering members a wealth of information and expertise. The Register was founded by enthusiasts for the benefit of enthusiasts and caters for all models of TR from TR2 - TR8 and all derivatives - Italia, Swallow Doretti, Peerless, Warwick.

There is a staff of two employees based at the club headquarters in Oxfordshire where the archives and library are also kept. A Management Committee, of approximately 15 volunteers, is democratically elected every year by the members to carry out the club's basic principle: to preserve the TR marque and keep the cars on the road.

In the UK there are 52 local groups and the club is represented in 39 countries world-wide, with affiliations with most national TR and Triumph clubs outside the UK.

TR Register is the trading name of TR Owners Club Ltd.
Registered office: Unit 1b Hawksworth, Southmead Industrial Park, Didcot, Oxon, OX11 7HR
Registered in England: Company number 1499634

Club dedicated to National dedicated series
Nippon Challenge for all things Japanese
Tricolore Trophy for all things French
Deutsche Marques for all things German
Peugeot 206 GTI
Britannia Marques Cup for all British

Our Mission
Trackrod is committed to remain a leading motor club in the North of England
Club Profile
Trackrod is a well established motor club that has been involved with motorsport for years and still has some of the founder members involved.

Trent Valley Kart Club is a members-only kart racing club based at PF International kart circuit in Lincolnshire. Our club racing takes place normally on the first Sunday of each month, apart from August when we replace that meeting with our annual blue-ribbon event, the Kartmasters British Kart Grand Prix. The club also plays host to visiting Championships such as the British Karting Championships and CIK-FIA International events.

First established in 1922 by Donald Healey and friends, the Club is one of the oldest in the Westcountry. One of the first events run was a sprint on the public highway between Truro and Perranporth. Other events established by the club over the years include Road Rallies, Stage Rallies, Trials, Autocrosses, Autotests / Autosolos, Sprints and the Hillclimbs that take place at Tregrehan Estate, St Austell. The club also organise social events such as treasure hunts and vehicle quizzes.
Our newsletter, The Link, is now sent out electronically to all members and friends of the club, and we also keep in contact via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and our website.
Truro Motor Club organise 2 weekend Hillclimbs at Tregrehan near St Austell and 2 weekend Sprints at Portreath annually. These 8 days of mixed discipline Speed events now form the clubs own Speed Championship.
The club has ran it's Speed Academy since 2014. Academy members are generally new speed licence holders and are assisted in their first year of competition by experienced competitors and officials via a mentoring programme. Academy members are able to enter events at a discounted cost and compete to win the Treburley Garage Trophy for most improved academy member at the end of the season.
The club is also a co-organiser of the Watergate Bay Speed Hillclimb which takes place on the North Cornwall coast road near Newquay in September each year. This was the first closed public road Hillclimb to takes place following a change in the law allowing public roads to be closed for Motorsport and has run since 2018.
The club is involved with Cornwall Motorsport Month which promotes Cornwall for tourism and motorsport.
The Coast to Coast Classic and Sports Tour also takes place in June.

If you are interested in TVRs, looking to buy a TVR or already own a TVR, then the TVR Car Club offers all the information, events and TVR stuff you need.
We run our own Speed Championship and support the DTEC Race Series.

We are an MSUK recognised Motor Club based in the Holme Valley, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire.

We meet every 3rd Thursday of each Month from 8pm at the:

The Boshaw Trout Pub
Hade Edge
Holmfirth
HD9 2JG
W3W - ballooned.smarting.celebrate

See our website www.twopeaksmotorclub.uk or our Facebook Page for more details.

Our aim is to promote both Modern and Historic Motorsport, locally, regionally and nationally, through competition and marshalling and by doing this we hope to promote our Club and attract new members young and old.

We welcome future members who have Motorsport and Car interests, no matter what type of Motorsport that may be. and if you wish to become a member please fill in one of our membership forms by downloading a paper version or by completing an online form from our website above. We would appreciate you being on board with us!

We are also the organisers of the "Tour of the Dales" "Tour of the Peaks" and "Tour of the Moors" Touring Assembly's, The events are an all day tour for four wheel vehicles of any kind and is some 140 miles in length. The route is interspersed with code boards and control points which must be visited en-route. Breakfast and picnic lunch which is taken at various locations, dependant on the event, including the world famous Chatsworth House, are included within the entry fee.

It makes for a great ‘day out’ and it’s open to any driver and navigator as no MSUK competition licence is needed. They are annual events. More details can be found on our website and Facebook page.

This site is a link to the main Tynemouth and District Motor club website. Please visit our main club website (www.tynemouthmotorclub.co.uk) where you will find out about us and what we do.