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.

Have a look at our web site www.4wdni.co.uk or find us on facebook

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.