Formed in 1905, DDMC celebrated its centenary in 2005. The Club boasts a membership of around 350 incorporating Motor Cycle Trials riders, Competitors in Race, Rally, Sprints and Rallycross. Senior Officials and, of course, around 100 fully trained circuit marshals.

The Club assists visting Clubs to man Croft Circuit providing the vast majority of man power not just out on track but in the Clerks office as well. From 2005 we will also have 'Darlington Rescue' available for events.

On an Organising front, DDMC organises:
Rallycross, being the the first non professional Club to organise and run a 'Grand Prix' and have run rounds of the European Championship, Masters and Internations Cup events. We currently partner with BTRDA to run the final round of the championship at Knockhill each October.



The Winter Stages rally is run in conjunction with Northallerton Motor Club bi annually . - a single venue event using the excellent tarmac of Croft Circuit.

Two Race Meetings and our own, highly popular, Northern Saloon & Sports Car Championship.The Battle of Britain meeting which brings together, cars, solo bikes and sidecars all at one meeting.
We have three Safeguarding officers Lesley Starkey, Cally Gent and Terrianne Craggs.

Welcome to DeLacy Motor Club
- Where Motorsport Matters

DeLacy Motor Club is an active motor club based in our own clubhouse, The DeLacy Rally House, just off the A1 in West Yorkshire.

We have a very active social calendar and hold clubnights every Friday at the Rally House. You don't have to be a member to turn up at a club night, so why not come and join us?

DeLacy Motor Club is a very active in both the organisation of our own events and marshalling on those of other clubs. We regularly supply a large number of qualified radio crews for events across the country and we have twelve radio crews currently registered, together with 2 regional radio co-ordinators.

We will always respond to any requests for assistance on events and our members can be seen out on events large and small across the country most weekends.

Small friendly club which runs mainly 12 cars (once a month), PCT's and autotests. Meets at
The Castle Hotel, New Park street, Devizes, SN10 1DS, on the 1st Tuesday of each month.
Our speciality is a 12 car using the 'whites' of Salisbury Plain, for 4x4's and prepared rally cars.
We hold the only major night navigational rally in Southern England, the Devils Tour Rally and an Autosolo each early spring and the Driveshaft 20/20 road rally in November.
We also run a Classics Tour in early August for all 'interesting' cars

Disability Motorsport Scotland (DMS) became a SCIO in November 2016. Since then we have offered “come and try” DMS track experiences to hundreds of people living with a disability, offering driver and passenger experiences. DMS feels that it is also essential within motorsport that volunteers, coaches and officials have the knowledge and understanding of inclusion whilst working with a diverse group of people,

We are small, friendly, local club serving Newbury and surrounding area. Meeting at the 'The Two Watermills, Monks Lane, Newbury, just off the A339 on the South side of Newbury, every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month.

a) To further interest in Land Rover and Range Rover 4x4 motor sport, caravanning and camping.
b) To provide members with information, advice and assistance on matters connected with the above.
c) To promote competitions for Rover vehicles in accordance with the requirements of the Royal Automobile Club Motor Sport Association.
d) To arrange caravan/camping rallies, tours, lectures, discussions, social and other meetings.
e) To further interests in the products of the Rover Company and more latterly of Land Rover Limited and companies producing products in the Land Rover name. Such interest being in the ownership of such vehicles, their exhibition, demonstration and in competition.
f) To afford members such benefits and privileges as it may be possible to arrange.

In short, to enjoy our Land Rovers in a safe and sociable manner.

Dovey Valley Motor Club is a small but growing Motor Club based in Mid Wales. The Club meet on the first Monday of every month (excluding bank holidays where it is the following Monday) in the White Lion Hotel, Machynlleth at 20:00pm. Many Club members compete during the year on many motorsport events; road rallies, stages, autotests, sprints etc. The Club hold an annual dinner to congratulate members on their yearly achievements which is fun for all. Updates, news and details of events can be obtained from the Clubs website, Facebook group or Instagram page #DVMC.

DVMC are always welcoming to new members. Feel free to contact us for further information if needed.

Driven By Us club was officially recongised by Motorsport UK in April 2023 ,after a year of building in the background, to provide a safe space for minority groups working within the motorsport industry. We aimed to provide support and advice to those already in the industry, as well those seeking a career within motorsport.

Driven By Us' mission is to empower aspiring leaders by actively engaging the community and influencing perceptions in the industry. Our focus as an organisation is to empower ethnic minorities and underrepresented groups within the workplace as well as the wider motorsport community.

Dukeries Motor Club is based in Nottinghamshire and meets twice a month, every second and fourth Thursday, at the Mansfield Rugby Union Club, Eakring Road, Mansfield. NG18 3EW

Dukeries Motor Club was formed in 1954 with the aim of "promoting, encouraging and organising motor sport". It takes its name from the area of Nottinghamshire known as 'The Dukeries' which was once home to five Dukes. It is one of the region’s leading motor clubs with an excellent reputation for organising events. In the past the club has organised up to six rallies each year but our efforts nowadays are concentrated on three special stage rallies; the Dukeries Rally Rally in March and the Donington Rally later in the year, both run at Donington Park, plus a further Single Venue Rally and a Targa Rally June.

In addition to the organisation of these events, and a members Track Day early in the year, Dukeries MC members assist other motor clubs around the UK with their events.

Many Dukeries club members are active competitors and their efforts over the years have meant that Dukeries Motor Club has won both the East Midlands Association (EMAMC) and the North East Midlands Association (ANEMMC) Championships on many occasions.
The club runs its own popular Rally Championship for club competitors with end of season trophies and valuable prizes. (see Club Website for further details)

Dunfermline Car Club, as well as running their own events, also promotes the Scottish Tarmack Rally Championship and details of this years Championship are available on the web site www.dunfermlinecarclub.co.uk. The STRC in 2022 will consist of 10 rounds giving competitors plenty of variety and choice. One of the events is run by Dunfermline Car Club at Ingliston in April where we are hoping for a bumper entry from old and new friends of Dunfermline Car Club. The other is the Mach 1 Stages run over 2 days at the Machrihanish Air Base in beautiful Mull of Kintyre in July
If you want information on either the STRC or Dunfermline Car Club, whether you are a competitor, member (existing or potential), a marshal or willing helper in any capacity, or interested in any aspect of motorsport, please contact me at the above address/email and we will add you to our database and keep you informed of all information ‘hot off the press’.

On behalf of the committee

President Fergus Gray
Vice-president Gerry McCafferty
Treasurer Diana Baines
Club Secretary Trix Grant
Membership Secretary Bruce Edwards
Chief Marshal Keith Cowan
Championship Coordinator Gerry McCafferty
Child Protection Officer John Scott
Event Stage setup Gus Duncan
PR & Media David Hatrick

Situated in some excellent rallying country, the club takes full advantage of the ideal roads and runs two navigation rallies each year and has recently tried to make these events more appealing by adding targa style selectives to the format. The Club strives to encourage newcomers to the sport and over the years has prided itself on a most successful navigation course taking place in January /February.

The Club also organises a round of the Northern Ireland Autotest Championship, an autosolo and a Targa Rally which always receives great reviews by observers and competitors.

The Club also supports local charities largely through events such as Nostalgia Nights and Car Treasure Hunts .

Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month in The Garden Deli, Dungannon Enterprise Centre at 8.00 p.m. all members and interested non-members welcome.