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A new side to StreetCar

StreetCar not only provides a great entry point for newcomers to get started competing in motorsport, but it can also provide fantastic opportunities for those within the Club Structure.

Smith takes on StreetCar!

For this month’s theme of ‘women in motorsport’ buckle up as we take you on a motorsport journey for the ages with Katie Smith!

Club Together: Dungannon Motor Club

In this Month’s Club Together segment, we hop over the sea to Northern Ireland to celebrate Dungannon Motor Club.

Sporting Car Club of Norfolk ‘Get Into Motorsport’ open day.

Keep your diaries free on the 17th of March 2024 as the Sporting Car Club of Norfolk (SCCoN) will be hosting a fantastic opportunity to get started in Motorsport at the Snetterton Circuit. The event, which starts at 10:00am, is completely free to join and will allow you to gain first-hand experience of the different types of StreetCar events you can compete in.

Hark the Herald!

To cap off this month’s theme of classic cars, we bring you the father-son navigational rally team, and their Triumph Herald.

Club Together – Wigton Motor Club

This month we travel back in time to shine the limelight to our beloved Classic Cars. For our Club Together piece, let me tell you about a thriving Motor Club in the North West.

Battle of the MINIs

A truly iconic British car steeped in history, and a staple in the Classic Car world, the MINI was first introduced in 1959 and gives itself as an ideal vehicle in a StreetCar format.

Club Together – Buchan Off Road Drivers Club

Have you ever considered testing the limits of your trusty 4x4? With Cross Country as the focus for this month’s newsletter, StreetCar will show you just how easy it is to get involved!

Club Together – Maidstone & Mid Kent Motor Club

Our 2023 Club of the Year, Maidstone & Mid Kent Motor Club (MMKMC) are the focus for this month’s Club Together segment. The Club was formed in 1935 and has developed into a community of passionate members.

Share a special motorsport experience this Christmas

They say a problem shared is a problem halved. And by a similar token a pleasure shared is a pleasure doubled.