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Late Tin Tops drama as club racing season begins with Silverstone CSCC meeting

Sunday dramas decided two stunning Tin Top contests in favour of Adam Brown and Andrew Marson when late lead changes looked inevitable as the Classic Sports Car Club got the circuit racing season under way on Silverstone’s International circuit.

The warnings that should be heeded from club racing statistical deep dive

The warnings that should be heeded from club racing statistical deep dive

Given the nature of the saying, it’s perhaps ironic that the origins of the phrase ‘there’s lies, damned lies and statistics’ are murky. In Autosport's in-depth investigation, there are plenty of statistics about the club racing campaign that has just concluded, which can be interpreted in many different ways.

Club racer building V8-powered Citroen 2CV Special Saloon

Club racer building V8-powered Citroen 2CV Special Saloon

Remembered for his spectacular tail-happy exploits in a Rover-engined Ford Escort Mk1, the 61-year-old Herne Bay Jaguar specialist started the wacky project during the COVID pandemic of 2020-21. Based on a ‘Lotus Seven-esque’ chassis, thought to be a GTS Panther frame spotted in Rally Design’s workshop nearby, the ‘2CV8’ features…

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Memorable moments from the 2023 national racing season

Although, unusually, I did not roam abroad, 29 events, many strongly supported multi-day affairs – bookended by the Classic Sports Car Club’s Silverstone Grand Prix circuit experiment in late February and the Walter Hayes Trophy Formula Ford staple there in early November – kept me busy at the laptop reporting…

Why gambling on innovation is worth the risk in national motorsport

For a sport that takes place at a frenetic pace, the speed of change in motorsport can be remarkably slow at times. Traditions are well established and are often religiously stuck to with very few daring to break the mould. Yet trying something new is important to keep offering fresh…

The national clubs taking an innovative approach amid uncertainty

OPINION: In these uncertain economic times, thinking outside the box can be a gamble. But several organising clubs are trying something different for next year and it could pay off

How the Gold Cup's revamp had mixed success

OPINION: A new date and array of different races meant last month's Oulton Park Gold Cup had a completely new look. While some of the additions proved popular, not all of them worked quite so well

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The wackiest saloon racers of yesteryear revived for modern thrills

The wackiest saloon racers of yesteryear revived for modern thrills

The CSCC’s Special Saloons and Modsports series attracts some fantastic creations and three old-school specials are set to be among the stars of this year’s grid when it lines up at Thruxton this weekend

How Brexit has changed club racing

How Brexit has changed club racing

The B-word might have escaped everyday lexicon with new troubles dominating the news, but as club racing ramps up for a bumper 2022 the prospect of racing at Europe’s iconic tracks has returned to the spotlight. While the paperwork remains a sticking point, the appetite for continental competition is becoming…

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