Cookstown Motor Club has had a long and distinguished history. Its origins can be traced back to the forties when it was formed as a part of the Cookstown and District Motor Cycle and Car Club.
In 1970 a new club was formed to promote navigation rallying and autotesting, to be known as Cookstown and District Motor Enthusiasts` Club Ltd.

Cookstown Motor Club went through a revival in its jubilee year of 1995 when enthusiasm was rekindled and club ranks quickly grew to undertake organising and running a variety of events, including its first competitive event in a number of years - a very successful autotest.

Following rationalisation in more recent times, the club is now known simply as Cookstown Motor Club Limited. Over the past many years the Club's experience and confidence has developed with a consequent growth in the number of competitive events which it has organised.
These include autotests, rally time trials, navigation rallies and stage rallies.
Club members have offered, and continue willingly to offer, help and assistance to many other motor clubs throughout the year.

Club meetings are held in the Killymoon Golf Club, Cookstown on the third Wednesday of each month at 7.30 p.m. All members and interested non members are warmly welcomed.

The Cotswold Motor Sport Group (CMSG) exists to foster and promote motor sport in the Cotswolds. 26 Clubs belong to the group, which (obviously!) is a MSA "Recognised Group" and is also affiliated to the AWMMC.

Club delegates attendance at the monthly meetings not only provide useful information about many aspects of motor sport organisation, but also gives the delegates the opportunity to meet with people who have a wealth of knowledge in this field.

The CMSG together with the Cotswold Motor Sport Group Competitors Club (CMSGCC) currently promote five championships (Stage Rally, Car Trial, Roadsport, Targa Rally and AutoSolo ) with support from BP Motor Bodybuilders & Engineers, with whom we are pleased to be associated.

Full detail about CMSG and CMSGCC are available from our web site at www.cmsg.co.uk

The Coulsdon Old Vehicle and Engineering Society exits to promote interest primarily in vintage commercial vehicles. Members of the society have extensive experience with all types of commercial vehicle engineering from the early days of motor transport right up to current electronically controlled vehicles. The society encourages young people who show an interest in engineering to get involved with ‘hands on’ projects. Recently the society has branched out into rail engineering, and can offer those with an interest to get up close to some serious machinery.

JLT MSA 2010 Club Of The Year
Cramlington and District Motor Club are one of the North East's Premier Motorclubs and have been established for many years covering a number of disciplines of motor sport in which its members organise, compete, marshal and spectate, primarily in the fields of Autocross and Rallycross.

See our website www.cdmc.club for the latest activities or contact one of the club officials for more information.

For the latest information about Cranleigh Motorclub please check our website www.cranleighmotorclub.co.uk or look us up on facebook.

The Crash Box and Classic Car Club was established in 1964 and is based around Exeter in Devon. The club caters for all makes and models of historic vehicles and boasts circa 350 members both from the Westcountry and further afield. Club activites are wide ranging from the usual 'Noggin and Natter' to continental trips to destinations such as Ireland, Le Mans and Switzerland. The club is open to everyone whether you own a vehicle or just share a common interest. We meet on the first Monday of each month at our club pub, The Swan's Nest at Exminster south of Exeter.

About Us

Craven Motor Club is a well respected Berkshire motor club who organise and help to run events around the UK, from the South Coast to the Inner Hebrides, including Wales Rally GB.

We co-organise events at Abingdon Airfield (Abingdon Motorsport CAR-nival - A two course sprint and a 100 mile stage rally) and Abingdon Long Course Sprint.

Craven also organises a Touring Assembly each year on behalf of a local charity around the roads of South Oxfordshire and Berkshire.

We have around 50 members who actively compete and marshal in all disciplines of motorsport from Rallying, Rallycross and Sprinting through to International Rallies.

We meet every Wednesday at the Old Bell in Grazley.

Craven Motor Club was the home club of the late great Richard Burns, England’s own World Rally Champion, and rising WRC star Tom Williams a fact we're very proud of.

For more info see our website at www.craven-motor-club.co.uk or find us on Facebook and Twitter (@cravenmc)

We are the only licenced kart venue in Cumbria, and organise National Race meetings several times per year.

For all details of our club, visit the website on www.cumbriakrc.co.uk

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.