A BRIEF PROFILE

BRMC is a small but active motor club based in the heart of West Sussex. The club was founded back in 1950 by a small group of enthusiasts, with the aim of pomoting various forms of motor sport. Drawing its membership from all over West Sussex and beyond the club welcomes anybody with an interest in motoring and/or motor sport at all levels.

BRMC is registered with the MSA and is a member of "The Association of Central Southern Motor Clubs" (ACSMC). As part of its membership of these bodies, the club oraganises various events throughout the year in many areas of motor sport. Principal events each year include: a sprint held at Goodwood mtor circuit and an Historic Road Rally held around the lanes of West Sussex

MEMBERSHIP ACTIVITIES

Club members are active in all branches of motor sport, including Autotest, Speed (sprint and hillclimb), Race and Rally disciplines. Advice is always available for novice competitors. During the summer, the club is fortunate in having access to land, which permits us to run non-damaging grass Autotests. Both the 12 cars and the autotests are low budget events, allowing members to compete in a friendly and helpful environment We also encourage youngsters to compete, by having the Autotests on private land, enabling anyone over the age of sixteen to learn the required skills in a safe environment.

MARSHALS REQUIRED

Motor sport in general relies on a keen and enthusiastic band on volunteers. Without organisers and marshals we would have no events to compete on. The club prides itself on the willingness of members to support both its own events and other clubs events. Club members regularly turn out to marshal on a variety of events.

SOCIAL EVENTS

BRMC`s activites are not totally geared toward motor sport. Through the year a varied calendar of events are arranged. These vary through Skittles, Christmas Parties, Treasure Hunts, Orienteering and Scatters.

We meet on the first Wednesday of the month at The Shires Pub and Restaurant, Gainsthorpe Rd, Kirton in Lindsey, DN21 4JL after 7.30pm. Unless otherwise stated on our website.

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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.

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.

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

The BTRDA organises the major national club championships for: Forest Rally, Asphalt Rally, Autotest, AutoSolo, Car Trials, Sporting Trials, Rallycross and Allrounders.
All have commercial backing and use the best club events available around the country. Each championship has its own organising committee headed by regular competitors.
See the website (btrda.com) for detailed information and contact names for each branch of the sport.

The Club was founded in 1962 by Mary Wheeler MBE whose aim it was to:

- encourage and promote women in all forms of motorsport

- watch over the interests of members

- require all members to maintain a high standard of driving

Our objective is to promote WOMEN IN MOTORSPORT, and we are keen to encourage and assist any woman who is, or wishes to become involved in any form of the sport.

The opportunity to receive recognition for your achievements through our prestigious championships.

Meet with other club members at events, shows and social events throughout the country

You may already be a member of a motor club but does your club focus on the particular needs you have? WE CERTAINLY DO!

In addition to the above, we offer exclusive club insignia, and quarterly magazines for the latest news, views, interesting articles and social events

Although we do not organise events, the BWRDC Championships are based on members performances in their own field of motorsport

Meet every Thursday at The Royal British Legion Penyffordd, Chester Road, Penyfford, Flintshire, CH40JZ from 8:30pm
We organise an annual National B Status Road Rally along with Navigation scatters throughout the year. Looking to expand our event portfolio for 2023 with the addition of PCAs/ Marshalling Trips/ 12 car Rallies. Along with some addition social events
Associate members of Welsh Association of Motor Clubs and ANWCC.
Run Navigational Scatter evenings and social events.
Established since 1945.

Buccaneer Motor Sports Club (BMSC) is a small but very active marshalling club. Our members help organise and marshal on over 40 events throughout the year. These range from local road rallies and single venue stage events through to a stages on the Pirelli International Rally, Manx National Rally and Wales Rally GB. For the last couple of years we have also sent a team over to Germany to marshal on Rally Deutschland. Whilst predominantly rallying orientated, some of our members also marshal at circuit racing and hill climbs. As well as this we also organise trips to other motorsport events like Formula 1 races and motorsport shows and run our own family events like treasure hunts and a summer barbeque.

BMSC is always looking to introduce new people to the world of motorsport. If anyone would like to know more about any of Buccaneer MSC's activities, whether it be rallies or treasure hunts, they should contact Martin Wildsmith (see Club Email).

How to Join:
Contact the club secretary via the Club Email who will provide a link to our online application form or visit the club website using the link above and use the contact details.

BMSC membership currently costs £12.50 a year for a personal membership or £17.50 for family membership.

Based in Scotland, Caledonian Classic and Historic Motor Sport Club (CCHMSC) run a varied programme of events throughout the year. From tours that take you to some of the most remote and beautiful parts of Scotland, as well as trips to the continent, to historic rallies that include special "autotest" style tests.

A full diary of events, along with reports and videos of past events is availableon the clubs website, www.caledonianmsc.com

Cambridge's motorsport club involved in the promotion, marshaling and competing in Rallies, Autotests, Car Trials and Touring Assemblies.
Member of Anglia Motor Sport Club

The club was formed in 1971 and has grown to become a very active organisation involved in many forms of motorsport. Prospective members, as well as old friends of the club, are welcome at any club night. We meet every FIRST Wednesday evening from 21:00hrs. at The LIDO CLUB, 58 School Rd., NORTON CANES, CANNOCK, STAFFS. WS11 9SQ

Over the past couple of years we have run some very successful AutoTests & AutoSolos for the BTRDA championships, attracting competitors from all over the UK. We also have a very active group of members who regularly assist other clubs in the organisation of Stage Rallies and Autotests / AutoSolos in the form of marshalling.

One of the highlights of the CDCC calendar is the clubs annual Awards evening. This is usually held every February and the awards cover every discipline, two of the most prestigious being ‘Driver’ and ‘Clubman of the year’.

Motorsport we are involved in

Stage Rallies;

This is at present the most popular discipline within the club. Rallies take the form of single venue events held on airfields right through to multi venue forest events. Culminating in international events such as British Rally Championship and World Rally Championship events. In recent years the club has enjoyed considerable success in the AWMMC Heart of England Rally Championship.

Servicing

If spanners are your thing then you could join one of the CDCC teams on an event. Enjoy being part of a team and help keep the car in the event despite the drivers best efforts to break it. Lots of fun without the bills!

Autotests / Autosolos

Easily described as driving as quickly as you can around a set of cones. Autotests are an excellent way to push your car control skills to the limit and best of all, you can use any car with little preparation needed. In an Autotest you will have a passenger on-board to give you directions, whereas with an AutoSolo, there is no one but yourself to blame if you receive the dreaded Wrong Test!! Currently we organise 6 "StreetCar" AutoSolo events @ Curborough Sprint Course, combining these events into a "Wheelspin StreetCar Series."

Sprinting

Sprinting has been popular within recent years. Club members have competed in Midlands and other regional championships at venues as far a field as Goodwood in the south and Aintree near Liverpool. Sprinting is closely related to the discipline of Hillclimbing

Marshaling

What would we do without them? "Not a lot" is the answer! Marshals are essential to the running of any event, be it a club level Autotest right the way up to a WRC stage! Many of our active competitors marshal when they are not competing. As a club, we regularly provide marshals to the organisers of events. The club benefits from having some very experienced marshals within its ranks who are only to happy to pass on their experience to potential new marshals. So if you want to see what Motor Sport is all about give our chief marshal call or e-mail, it`s fun to do and you see a lot more and get involved in how it all works.