Our provisional, expected to be final, dates for next year, 2026 have been announced. They are:
April 19th Test Day.
2nd and 3rd May
23rd and 24th May – British Hill Climb Championship
13th and 14th June
4th and 5th July
1st and 2nd August
29th and 30th August
School Dates will be announced
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The 400th Meeting Target Times have been released. These times are used to calculate the Turbo Dynamics Championship.
A link to the full list is below:
Target Times Going into Round 13 – Early August Meeting
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The 2025 Turbo Dynamics Gurston Down Championship is now more than half way through and things have significantly changed since earlier in the year.
There were some good performances in each of the twelve rounds completed. The early August meeting, with four more rounds will probably bring some m ore claity to the linkely contenders at the later August meeting.
The current leader is Clive Skipper in the Caterham 231.65 points. But the points margin is very small. Clive’s lead over Tim Pitfield is just over 3 points. Jim White is third by just 0.01 points.
Take a look at the table, there are many drivers with a chance of taking the Championship or being one of the top three.
The current top ten table looks like this:
| Name |
Points |
|
|
1 |
Clive Skipper – Catheram 7 |
231.65 |
|
2 |
Tim Pitfield – DJ Firecat |
228.56 |
|
3 |
Jum White – Mini |
228.55 |
|
4 |
John Davey – MG Midget |
223.21 |
|
5 |
Stuart Lugger – Formula Ford |
222.90 |
|
6 |
Ben Bonfield – Jedi |
222.54 |
|
7 |
Neil Turner – Mini |
219.72 |
|
8 |
David Nutland – Mini |
209.00 |
|
9 |
Martin Watson |
201.43 |
|
10 |
Daniel Reed – Honda Civic |
200.92 |
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The 2025 Online Cleaning Technology BARC SW Top Ten Challenge has got off to an interesting start and things have moved on since the last report.
The first six rounds saw some great performances and changes in the leader board after almost every run. With just four rounds remaining and drops scores to be accounted for, it may well be down to the last weekend at the end of August.
The current leader is Ben Bonfield in the Jedi, leads with 51 points.
Second is Mark Crookall with 40 points. His maiden Challenge win on Sunday 6th July puts him in a great place for the rest of the season.
Third is Terry Graves in the Gould on 35 points.
The current top ten table looks like this:
| Name |
Points |
|
|
1 |
Ben Bonfield – Jedi |
51 |
|
2 |
Mark Crookall – OMS PT |
40 |
|
3 |
Terry Graves – Gould |
35 |
|
4 |
Nic Mann – Manic Beattie |
30 |
|
5 |
Steve Holland – Force |
27 |
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There are some important changes to Competition Car Log Books at the end of 2025.
All Competition Car Log Books will expire on the 31st December 2025. So you will need to get a Vehicle Passport for the 2026 season. These can be obtained from any MSUK scrutineer who can issue Vehicle Passports. For more information, check the NCRs or contact one of our scrutineering team at one of our next meetings.
Vehicle Passports expire on the date shown on each individual passport.
The relevant parts of the NCRs are Ch.7 App.1 Art.1.7 and Art.1.8, a summary of which can be found below in the attached document.
NCR Ch.7 App.1 – Competition Car Log Books and Vehicle Passports