24 April 2012
Brands Hatch, April 2012: An iconic weekend at an iconic track!
For the last week it had always looked as if Brands was going to be Wet, Wet, Wet! But it turned out to quite nice, apart from the occasional shower, and only the one wet race. And to get just one wet race from a total of nine qualifying sessions and races can't be all bad.

The quality of the racing was superb as always, with the front of each of the classes' races always very closely contested, from start to finish. Pride of place to the Classics - just one second covered the top six at the finish of the Classics' first race!

A handful of drivers had their weekend spoilt by the penalties they received, both for "exceeding the track limits" (ie. racing on the grass!) and for passing under yellow flags. Frankly, this is the sort of clerking that I want to see - aimed at keeping the racing safe and fair for all of us - and hopefully it will serve as a warning to all of us.

Roll on Rockingham!

04 October 2011
After a great race weekend at Rockingham, another great race season draws to a close. Congratulations to our race winners and to championship winners, John Parker, Ian Anderson, Reece Somerfield and Myles Packman! Huge thanks to everyone who helped to make it a great season!!!

14 August 2011
'Combe: Yet another great day's racing. With a few notable firsts.
In Supers, following his first podium at Zandvoort, first pole position and lap record for Chris Rome; a second-ever race win for Neil Shinner; closely followed by Toby Briant and Reece Somerfield.
In Sigmas, the first time this year that Ian Anderson has not been first to take the chequer - but a very impressive drive back to second place after an unforced error left him 16 seconds behind the pack - a lap record helped him on his way; a first 2011 Sigmas win for John Gil; Peter Mullineux took third.
Classics: a first podium finish - third - for Amanda Black; a first 2011 DNF for James Russell; second place and a first 2011 race finish for James Carvey; a first Fastest Lap for Trevor Harber; a third 2011 win for John Parker.
Megas: A first second-place for Paul Allen since Oulton last year; yet another win for Myles Packman; third to Trevor Carvey; a best result (4th) for three years from old man Frosty!

19 July 2011
Zandvoort! Great weekend! Well done to all our winners: Rowan Williams, Andrew Hayter, Ian Anderson, Reece Somerfield, Dylan Stanley, Mick Whitehead and Trevor Carvey. Full results here.

19 June 2011
Congratulations to our winners:
- Myles Packman (Megas) & Ian Anderson (Sigmas) for maintaining an unbroken record of 2011 season wins.
- In Classics: John Parker for his second win of 2011.
- Supers: A maiden win for Luke Tzourou.

16 May 2011
Congratulations to our winners:
- Myles Packman (Megas) & Ian Anderson (Sigmas) for maintaining an unbroken record of 2011 season wins.
- In Classics: Paul Hawker for his first ever win and John Parker for his first win of 2011. And Amanda Black for achieving her first pole position.
- Supers: A third win for Reece Somerfield and a first 2011 win for Dylan Stanley.
Congrats also for new lap records by Anderson, Mullineux, Stanley and Packman.

18 April 2011
Congratulations to our winners on the new Snetterton 300 layout. Packman, Anderson and Williams recorded clean sheet double victories in Megas, Sigmas and Classics. And one win apiece for Somerfield and Stanley in Supers. Best ever podium results were recorded by Stu Thompson, Paul Hawker and Luke Tzourou.

Lap records were established by Parker, Anderson, Charles Elliot and Paul Manyweathers - the latter two subsequently beaten by Stanley and Packman. Anderson and Packman both recorded "clean sweeps" - the win, Pole Position and Lap Record.

10 April 2011
Congratulations to our Silverstone winners - Ian Anderson took both wins (his first) in the new Sigma class; maiden class wins also for Neil Shinner and Reece Somerfield in Supers; Myles Packman continued his 2010 winning ways with a Megas double; and a maiden win for Rowan Williams in Classics, together with a 30th Classics win for Graeme Smith.