Founded in 1972 to encourage the preservation, use and enjoyment of historic and classic vehicles in the Scottish Borders.

The BVAC welcomes anyone with an interest in our motoring heritage ownership of a car is not necessary.

The BVAC organises the Scottish Borders Classic Festival of Motoring held in June each year. The event, which is one of the largest classic car shows in Scotland, is held in the magnificent parkland grounds of Thirlestane Castle, Lauder which lies close to the A68.

A regular programme of runs, visits and other activities takes place throughout the year. These are all detailed on the clubs website www.bvac.org.uk.

Founded in the early sixties as the Eltham & District Motoring Club, Borough 18 Motor Club has over the past 5 decades established itself as a grass roots motor club.
Our members participate in various disciplines of motorsport including scatter rallies, 12-cars, 20/20, road rallies, targa rallies, auto tests, sprinting, hillclimbing and stage rallying.
Borough 18 Motor Club is also a member of ASEMC and Weald Motor Club providing access to many events across the south east.
Become a member and enjoy the all the fun that there is to be had!
The club currently meets every first Thursday* of the month from 9pm at the Poppyfields Restaurant just off junction 5 of the M20

Borough 19 Motor Club is currently organising motor events for the basic clubman and grass roots motorsport enthusiast. For the Speed enthusiasts the Club organises Sprint meetings where normal and production roadgoing cars, modified cars and single seater racing cars compete on tarmac airfields and circuits in southern England. In recent years the clubs Sprint meetings have been held at Hethel, the Lotus Cars Test Track near Norwich, Snetterton Race Circuit near Norwich and Lydden Hill Circuit in Kent. The club also co-promotes Autosolos at Brands Hatch.

For more details and information please see our web site www.borough19motorclub.co.uk

Boundless offers those working in the Civil Service and Public Sector hundreds of fantastic deals, experiences, events, volunteer activities and things to do - all carefully crafted and selected to help you make the most of your free time.

Boundless by CSMA is a trading name of the Civil Service Motoring Association who has a strong Motoring Background with a wide variety of Motoring interest groups offering activities including karting, motorsports and classic vehicle group to name but a few.

Boundless offers those working in the Civil Service and Public Sector hundreds of fantastic deals, experiences, events, volunteer activities and things to do - all carefully crafted and selected to help you make the most of your free time.

Boundless by CSMA is a trading name of the Civil Service Motoring Association who has a strong Motoring Background with a wide variety of Motoring interest groups offering activities including karting, motorsports and classic vehicle group to name but a few.

Boundless offers those working in the Civil Service and Public Sector hundreds of fantastic deals, experiences, events, volunteer activities and things to do - all carefully crafted and selected to help you make the most of your free time.

Boundless by CSMA is a trading name of the Civil Service Motoring Association who has a strong Motoring Background with a wide variety of Motoring interest groups offering activities including karting, motorsports and classic vehicle group to name but a few.

Boundless offers those working in the Civil Service and Public Sector hundreds of fantastic deals, experiences, events, volunteer activities and things to do - all carefully crafted and selected to help you make the most of your free time.

Boundless by CSMA is a trading name of the Civil Service Motoring Association who has a strong Motoring Background with a wide variety of Motoring interest groups offering activities including karting, motorsports and classic vehicle group to name but a few.

The North West Motor Sport Group run AutoSolo & Autotests events at Lymm Truck Stop - Cheshire with two other NW Motor clubs. We are members of SD34 Motor Sport Group as well as ANWCC.
We also have a group that marshals - Radio, Timekeeping and General Marshalling, on North West motorsport events organised by other Motor Clubs.

Bournemouth & District Car Club offers a range of Motorsport events in the Dorset area throughout the year, which are suitable for both novice and experienced competitors and also volunteer Marshals.
The Club has a diverse membership, and continues to successfully encourage new members of all ages. Whilst The Clubs social calendar has been curtailed recently, the website is regularly updated, there is a monthly “bulletin” distributed by email, and an active social media presence.
Entry level Motorsport is provided by Production Car Autotests, some on smooth grass fields, others on tarmac, but all offering the chance to drive at your own limit, over a set course in non damaging conditions. These are ideal events for beginners, although many of our more experienced drivers take part, to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and great value for money. Suitable for ordinary road cars and not requiring any modifications. Offering a full day of competition for a £40 entry fee Autotests are probably the cheapest form of Motorsport available and are great fun!
Twice a year a Sprint is held at the Clay Pigeon circuit near Dorchester. A timed speed event over the compact and challenging tarmac course. Suitable for novice or experienced drivers, there is a class for almost every type of car from standard unmodified “shopping” cars through to specialist single seaters running slick tyres and wings. Basic safety equipment is required such as helmet, racing overalls and gloves. During the day competitors usually have the opportunity of five timed runs on the course.
Two of the Clubs largest events are Single Venue Tarmac Stage Rallies held at a large test site in Dorset which was recently described as the UK version of the famous Nürburgring. The site provides opportunity for competitors to drive at speed on special stages round the network of smooth roads. Rally cars of all types, including Historic, Clubmans or specialist 4 wheel drive are eligible, with crews traveling from all over the UK to compete. The event is supported by a large contingent of volunteer marshalls, timekeepers, radio crew and officials, many of whom are Club Members.
The Club does have a great reputation for providing well organized, good value “Grass Roots” events. The Committee are all active competitors and keen to welcome new ideas.
Contact us through the website www.bdcc.org or our Facebook page.

Brecon Motor Club principal activities include the organisation of rallies, hill climbs and classic car events including the well-known 'Gremlin Rally' and 'Harry Flatters Rally', the 'Epynt Hill Climbs', the 'Black Mountains Classic Car Tour' and 'Brecon Classic Motor Show'.

Club members are out on events most weekends assisting on events with an active group of marshals and officials who help many other clubs. Brecon Motor Club also has numerous competing members at all levels of the sport and many rallying connections around the globe.

The club runs a navigation championship over the winter months, plus auto-solos over the summer, and activities including to trips, visits, treasure hunts, training nights, social events and presentations throughout the year

Please contact the club secretary if you have any questions you would like answered or simply access our web site, plus visit the active club Facebook and Twitter pages accessible via the web-site.

www.breconmotorclub.co.uk

Bridgend Automobile Club was formed in 1959 and met for many years in the Sycamore pub in Colwinston. Over the years the Club has organised many forms of Motorsport events but it is now concentrating on organising "Grass roots" events for its members to use their road cars on. The Club has members who compete in every form of Motorsport and every level from closed to Club events,open only to BAC members, right up to international rallies in Europe.

The Club currently meets at the Barley Mow in Graig Penllyn, and every Tuesday will find a lively crowd enjoying the hospitality there.

At least once a month the Club tries to organise a low cost competitive event such as an Autotest. These are aimed at members who only have or want to use a road car. For the more experienced competitor BAC offers access to all forms the forms of Motorsport that the RAC affiliated Clubs throughout the UK organise.

The Club organises various Championships including; The Clubman’s Championship to reward members in every aspect of the Club. The Junior Championship is run on the same lines as the Clubmans, and junior members earn points in both the Clubmans and their own championship. The Drivers & Co-Drivers Championship allow members to accrue points from competing in Club or outside events, and the Chairman’s Championship for BAC specific Motorsport events. Trophies are awarded annually.

The Club is affiliated to the Motorsport UK and the WAMC.

Organisers of the Brighton Speed Trials since 1901

Bristol Motor Club was formed in 1911 and runs cost-effective events for its members. Every year, we run sprints at Castle Combe Circuit and Llandow Circuit, a weekend at Wiscombe Park Hillclimb, AutoSOLOs , the Allen Classic Trial, the Roy Fedden Sporting Trial, NavScatters around Bristol and a bunch of social events.

In the past we've had F1 drivers in our membership, but we've mainly focussed on accessibility for everyone. To that end, we fostered the discipline of AutoSOLO in 2002 and started the Bristol MX5 Challenge in 2014, where you can win a prestigious championship with entry fees from £50. We also realise that competing isn't for everyone and we try to make our events free to spectate as well as helping those who want to be involved as marshals, organisers and officials.

Being over 100 years old, the club is steeped in history, starting new venues at Castle Combe Circuit and Thruxton Aerodrome in the 1950s, taking entries from names such as Moss, Hawthorn and Salvadori. Despite this, we're very much a club of tomorrow, innovating with new ideas and always trying to improve. We listen to our members and help them make the club fill their motorsport needs.

Find out more about the club at bristolmc.org.uk or look us up on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

About the Bristol Pegasus Motor Club

The Bristol Pegasus Motor Club is a long established club that aims to promote a wide variety of motor sport events, both social and competitive, All the competitive events require nothing more than a standard production car.

Club membership is open to anybody with an interest in motoring and motor sport.

Club activities include organising competitive events such as sprints, production car trials, autotests, navigation scatters and treasure hunts. Social activities include club nights with guest speakers, karting evenings, Honda pilot racing, factory visits and gatherings at local pubs.

The club was first formed in 1944 as the Bristol Aeroplane Company Motor Sports Club. In 1945 it was involved in the first two speed events to be held in Britain after the war, organising the second on Filton Airfield. At this time the club also had a major effect on the future of British motor sport as it was responsible for the introduction of a new formula for 500cc racing cars, later to become Formula 3.

From 1955, revived as the Bristol Aeroplane Company Motor Club, and initially rallying orientated, the club has continued to provide a variety of motor sporting activities.

In December 2000 the club changed its name to the Bristol Pegasus Motor Club, to reflect the fact that it caters for all motor sport enthusiasts in Bristol. Pegasus was chosen as the club name to provide a link with the Pegasus featured on the club badge for many years and the successful Pegasus sprint which the club organises at Castle Combe circuit.

Today the clubs competition activities are biased towards on-track speed events for cars. For the past 25 years the club has been actively co-organising sprint meetings at Colerne airfield near Bath, including the regular August round of the British National Sprint Championship.

While catering for the more experienced competitor, one of the clubs main objectives is to encourage newcomers to motor sport with their standard road cars, and all of our events - Sprints, Trials, Autotests, Navigational events, & a Castle Combe Track Day - are arranged with this in mind.

The club is affiliated to Motorsport UK and is a member of the Association of South Western Motor Clubs (ASWMC), the Association of West Midlands Motor Clubs (AWMMC) and the Association of Central Southern Motor Clubs (ACSMC).

The home of Endurance Racing in the UK. 2021 we will be running the Britcar Endurance Championship with two categories the Endurance and Trophy. 6 rounds with 2 races per weekend.

Mission: Giving serving members of the Army the opportunity to participate in Motorsport

Vision: To excel in the promotion and participation of Army Motorsports, allowing individuals and teams to reach their full potential in order that we become be the best Motorsport Organisation in the Armed Forces

We are a group of Chrysler Crossfire enthusiasts who meet up several times every year and drive different routes in different parts of the United Kingdom.
We are a Social Touring Club and have occasional weekends away where we can discuss and drive our cars.