End of another Year......

Well, that's it for another year of racing at KMCC. It's been a good year for the Club, with a steady stream of members racing each week. We've seen a number of new members during the year, and I hope you've all enjoyed your first year of racing. We've also said goodbye to one or two drivers and had a couple of drivers return to racing after a while away.

It's been a mixed year for me, I feel that I've improved a bit at the Club and whether that's down to a new car, or just me getting better from practice I'm not sure. But I had a disappointing run in the STCC, which I've put down to a combination of inexperience outdoors and some bad luck with a ton of "interference" problems at some of the tracks.

If you've got any reflections, or stories from the year that you would like to share, why not drop me a line at the email address at the bottom of the page, or start a thread on our Club Forum at RC RaceChat?

Club Forum >>

Racing in 2007

Don't forget, we start racing again on Friday 5th January - so bring along those new bits 'n' pieces you get for Christmas and try them out - I know it will be aluminium steering knuckles for me!

We hope you all have a really enjoyable Christmas and a Happy and Successful New Year.

Race Results

You can find the results for this week and last week's racing below:

Race Results >>

Christmas Racing Dates

Just a reminder that it will be racing as normal next week at the Club (15th), but then there will be NO racing for the following two Friday's 22nd and 29th December.

After Christmas racing will begin again on Friday 5th January 2007.

For Sale

Check out the "for sale" section, as Paul Upton has quite a few bargains up for grabs!

For Sale>>

Autumn Championship Series

Tonight's meeting brought the Autumn Championship to a conclusion, and it was a closely fought battle, particularly in F2 and F3, although it was clear in F1 that John had the win sewn up after the first 5 rounds!

So, here are the top positions, each of which will receive a trophy next week.

Once again this year, we decided to award a "Most Improved Junior" trophy, which is a way of recognising the hard work and perseverance that our younger drivers bring to the Club. Once again, it was a difficult choice, however on balance we decided that the award should go to Liam Snaith - so well done!

Congratulations to everyone who took part in the championship - we hope you enjoyed it.

You can see tonight's results below.

Race Results >>

And the overall Championship results are here:

Autumn Championship results >>

"Formula" Update

Now that the Championship has ended, we have taken a look at the results from the Spring and Autumn Series and reviewed who should be in which formula.

Changes to grading's this year are:

Andrew Nicholls		From F3 to F2
Neil Overson		From F3 to F2
Peter Jeeves		From F3 to F2

The full list of formulas for 2007 can be seen here:

2007 Formulas >>

Results for this week are now updated - check them out below:

Race Results >>

Autumn Championship Results >>

Once again this year, KMCC has donated the takings from tonight's racing to Children In Need. So I'm pleased to tell you that we have donated £50 in total.

The Results for this week are now updated - check them out below:

Race Results >>

and after 6 rounds of the Championship:

Autumn Championship Results >>

Autumn 2006 Championship Series

Well, 5 rounds into the Championship now, and already we have an overall winner! With 5 straight wins and a maximum of 505 points, John Fillingham can't be beaten. So, what about the runners up?

F1, has Dan and Elliott fighting for 2nd place at the moment, with Stuart still in with a shout of a top 3 place.

F2, Tom Marchant and Simon Phillips are now neck and neck for 1st position with Kevin flying up into 3rd place.

F3, with still quite a few drivers to complete the 5 rounds, Neil has the overall lead, but he's going to have to watch Andrew who is closing quickly and with Peter, Liam and Charlie all challenging for 3rd, it's going to be close!

Autumn Championship Results >>

To see tonight's results in more detail click below:

Race Results >>

Results for this week are now updated - check them out below:

Race Results >>

Autumn Championship Results >>

After 3 rounds of the Autumn Championship, John Fillingham has run a clean sweep to get maximum points - can anyone catch him? Well after tonight's racing, it's clear that Dan and Elliott are not just going to sit back and let John run on unchallenged, but it's going to take both a combination of skill and a lack of bad luck out on the track!

In Formula 2, Tom Marchant is looking comfortable at the moment, but it's not going to take much for any of the F2 drivers to up their form a bit and really challenge him.

In F3, Neil Overson has a comfortable lead at the moment, but there are a few drivers who are clearly going to be chasing him hard over the coming weeks.

With 5 rounds to go there's still plenty of time for positions to change!

Check out all the results below:

Race Results >>

Autumn Championship Results >>

Results for this week are now updated - check them out below:

Race Results >>

Autumn Championship Results >>

Autumn 2006 Championship Series

Tonight saw the 1st round of the Autumn Championship, with some close racing, but more importantly plenty of fun!

Autumn Championship Results >>

To see tonight's results in more detail click below:

Race Results >>

Track 19 was a fast track tonight, although you had to keep your wits about you to get a fast run overall and there were some pretty close finishes!

Race Results >>

Autumn 2006 Championship Series

Don't forget, the Championship Series starts next Friday - so now's a good time to get back into racing if you haven't been for a while.

Personal Transponders

Most of the regular racers at the Club now use Personal Transponders (PT's), which means you can check your lap times from the practice session, but most importantly, you don't have to worry about collecting and fitting a hand out before each race! Unfortunatley they are not cheap items of electronics, costing £60 each if bought direct from the UK supplier. However, as a Club, we are willing to buy them in "bulk" and pass on that discount to our members, so we will sell them onto you at £55 each.

We have also have some servo "Y" leads for anyone who doesn't have a 3rd channel or BEC socket to plug the transponder into. We are selling these for £4 each to Club members.

At the moment, we only have one PT left, which is on "hold" for one of our drivers, but if you are interested in owning one of these, see Colin and we will buy some more. If it helps, then you can pay by installments, so how about it - maybe an early Christmas present?

Oh well, call it a one hit wonder, or a flash in the pan, but I couldn't even get into the A Final this week, let alone onto pole, and I can't even blame anyone else! Still I musn't grumble, with a pole in the B Final, which I managed to convert to an overall win I'm still very pleased.

Race Results >>

It was nice to see a few faces who haven't been around for a while back at the Club tonight. Clearly, some drivers have been off doing various outdoor racing championships during the summer. Congratulations must go the Elliott Harper for winning the Under 14's BRCA Juniors at Ashby in August, as well as him winning the 2006 BRCA Touring Car Champs in 19T F2 class. A special mention must also go to Charlie Ware for his 2nd place in the B Final of the Under 12's BRCA Juniors, coming a close 2nd to one of our old Club members, Robert Hodgson.

Even though Autumn is now well on the way, there is still some outdoor racing going on, and a few of us will be going to the final round of the STCC at Ipswich next weekend - weather permitting!

Autumn 2006 Championship Series

Talking of taking part in Championships, a few people have been asking when the Autumn series is going to start, so here you go, it will start on Friday 13th October, running for 8 weeks until Friday 1st December. Best 5 results will count towards your final score, so you can drop your worst 3 runs, or miss 3 weeks!

It doesn’t matter if you can’t complete the 5 rounds, everyone can still come and race. Even though the Championship is running, race nights are still just the same as a normal Friday meeting, it's only the points scored that are different.

At the end of the series, there will be winners for each of F1, F2 and F3 - so everyone has the chance of a trophy.

Formula’s

We will be using the formula’s which were reviewes after the end of Spring Championship - check out the link below to see who's where:

Club formula's >>

The Championship is a good opportunity to show how well your driving has improved during the year, and everyone's "ability" levels will be re-assessed during the series which may influence where you start in the qualifying heats on a Friday. It will also be an opportunity to move up a formula if you do well enough!

Don't forget, altough the Championship is intended to generate a bit of competition within the Club, we still want racing to be a fun activity, so don't take it too seriously when someone half you age (or less in my case) makes you look like you're driving backwards!

Well, it's not often that I get a chance to "applaud" myself, but I must admit that qualifying on pole in the A Final for the first time ever does allow me to crow just a little - even if it was a week were most of the top drivers were off doing other things! Unfortunately, I couldn't convert it into a win, and Rob managed to shove past me and stay ahead twice (I'm not bitter - honest!!!! )

It was also great to see Neil and Tom qualify in the A Final - a 1st for Neil, shame Tom broke his diff - again!

Both legs of the B Final were exciting as well, with Simon, Liam and Andrew all so close that the smallest of mistakes counted. In the end, Simon managed to finish ahead in both legs to take the overall win. In the C Final, Stephen took the first leg win fairly easily when Paul pulled out with problems, and in a close second leg, Paul took the win, but it didn't stop Stephen taking the overall win.

Well done to everyone for a great night's racing and thanks for all helping to pack away - it is appreciated.

Race Results >>

Southern Touring Clubman's Cup

The Gallery has now been updated to include photo's of the KMCC drivers and their cars from last Sunday's Colchester round of the STCC.

Gallery>>

Even though the numbers might be slightly lower than usual at the moment, it doesn't stop there being some very close and exciting racing. In particular, the A final over the past couple of weeks has seen Rob Oliver now challenging hard with his new X-Ray and winning both legs on the 8th - which must be a first for him. John is starting to get to grips now with his new Yokomo, and this week he ran off with the wins again.

In the lower finals, there is plenty of competition, with everyone trying hard to reach the B final, and a few trying too hard! You have to keep the car together to win - you know who I mean (Tom)!

Anyway, check out the updated results for the past two weeks for yourself:

Race Results >>

The results section has now been updated to include all the results for August, and tonight's results as well;

August Race Results >>

September Race Results >>

If you are reading this website and have never been along to the Club, why not visit on a Friday evening and find out what goes on? You can find directions below:

Club Location >>

Tonight's track was a great one to race and allowed you to gear up the motor for a long flat out section, but with a nice flowing infield and meant some close racing in the finals.

Race Results >>

Kettering MCC drivers are now sitting 3rd overall in the Southern Touring Clubman's Cup (STCC) with just two rounds left to run. For a relatively small and mainly indoor Club like ours is a great result, so well done to everyone involved.

You can check out all the results below:

Southern Touring Clubman's Cup >>

The Gallery has now been updated to include photo's of the KMCC drivers and their cars at the West London and Snetterton rounds of the STCC.

Gallery>>

Results for this week are now updated - check them out below:

Race Results >>

Check out the new Gallery!!

Gallery>>

It was a bit hot tonight, but it certainly gave plenty of grip on the track!

With John and Dan missing and Rob playing "balloons" with his tyres, it made for a different "A" Final with Nathan coming out on top for a change. More fast racing next week - so come along.

Results

Check out this weeks results:

Race Results >>

Results

Check out this weeks results:

Race Results >>

It's always entertaining to watch drivers go "head to head" no matter what ability level, but this week saw some amazing racing between John and Dan in the 2nd leg of the A final (even though Dan forgot to put in his transponder - Doh!). I always find it incredible that you can get so close but still manage not to hit the car in-front - it just shows what you can achieve when you reach that level of car control.

You can see the full results below:

Race Results >>

Goodbye.....

This week was the last one for Sam Hunt, who has been racing at KMCC for the past 18 months while he was working in this area and is now moving back home.

Shame we couldn't help you get a better result in your final week, but that's racing! Good luck in the future, and we hope to see you again some day when you are in this area.

Results

Check out this weeks results:

Race Results >>

Phew....a warm evening tonight, and footy on the telly must have kept a few drivers away, but we still had a fun evenings racing.....

Check out this weeks results:

Race Results >>

Now the Spring Series is over, it's back to "racing as usual", and everyone had a great relaxed evenings racing tonight.

Check out this weeks results:

Race Results >>

Trophies were presented to all the winners of the Series tonight :

Spring Championship Series

Tonights meeting brought the Spring Championship to a conclusion, with the "usual suspects" taking the top slots in F1, but with a few different drivers taking the top places in F2 and F3

So, here are the top positions, each of which will recieve a trophy next week.

Congratulations to everyone who took part in the championship - we hope you enjoyed it.

You can see tonight's results below, and I feel we must say a big WELL DONE to both Tom Marchant and Luke Byrne, who qualified in the A Final this week (for the 1st time?) and both drove really well, with Luke taking 3rd overall.

Race Results >>

Tthe overall Championship results are here:

Spring Championship results >>

"Formula" Update

We would normally only change the formula gradings at the end of the year, but as there have been a number of new drivers join the Club and others leave, the F2 group is looking a bit diminished. Therefore, the top three drivers from F3 will be boosted up to F2 now and we will review the gradings again at the end of the year, after the Autumn Series.

Changes to gradings are:

Colin Williams		From F2 to F1
Tom Marchant		From F3 to F2
Chris Mariani		From F3 to F2
Stuart Ward		From F3 to F2

Updated formulas can be seen here:

2006 Formulas >>

Check out this weeks results:

Race Results >>

Spring Championship results >>

NB - the overall results are here for round 7, but the formula results only reflect the positions after round 6 - this will be updated fully at the end of round 8 next week.

Spring 2006 Championship Series

Six rounds into the eight round series now, and you can start to see who are the contendors for the lead, as a number of drivers have now completed the minimum 5 rounds to count.

F1 is of course being led by the "usual suspects" of John and Dan, with Nathan in third, with Elliott languishing low in the table as he hasn't got 5 weeks in yet.

F2 is a bit under subscribed in this series, and only two drivers have completed 5 rounds so far, with Colin and Simon Williams in 1st and 2nd, although there's still time for Daniel Mayes, Kevin Howard, Simon Philips and Sam Hunt to make a last minute run.

F3 is probably the most closely contested formula, with Tom Marchant and Chris Mariani only 2 points apart and Peter Jeeves, Stuart Ward and Charlie Ware still in contention. There is also Neil Overson and Paul Kirkup to consider as they have been putting in some good runs as well!

The next two weeks should prove to be quite exciting as the series draws to a close....

Spring Championship results >>

To see tonight's results in more detail click below:

Race Results >>

Oh, what a night........

......no, not the Frankie Valli song, but the epic disaster I suffered tonight! After being "T-boned" in the 1st round of qualifying to destroy my servo case and then a battery bar snapping off in round 2, it meant I qualified 3rd in the D-final! Still, that's racing for you, and it wasn't just me - Stuart Ward also qualified in the D-Final, so we made a nuisance of ourselves to the other drivers as we tried to weave our way through other lapped cars!

One good thing about racing is that there's always next week!

Check out this weeks results in full......

Race Results >>

Spring Championship results >>

Milton Keynes and Bedworth RC Clubs have put together a four-round Inter-club Challenge for the Summer 2006 calendar. It is open to any driver and any club can put a team together. This year, all the races will be at the Bedworth track, because MK are having their new track constructed, and Kettering put together a small team for Round 1 yesterday.

The individual results for Kettering drivers were;

More detailed results can be found on the MK website:

SMTCC Round 1 results >>

After Round 1 the club championship looks like this;

As you can see, we are lagging behind a bit, mainly because we only had 6 drivers and need at least eight in order to be even slightly competitive. So, if anyone is interested in having a bit of outdoor fun during the Summer, check out the MK , or the Bedworth website for more details. The Bedworth track is less than an hours drive away and is a good track to race on, even if you haven't raced outdoor before!

Milton Keynes website >>

Bedworth website >>

KMCC Sponsors 1:1 Formula Ford!

How exciting is that! For a mere £10, we will have our Club logo racing round the 20 races in this years 2006 Formula Ford Championship.

Find out more at:

isponsoredaracingcar >>

Results

After this Friday's meeting, we are now halfway through the Championship, but it will be a few more weeks before it's clear who's out in front, when drivers have completed 5 rounds.

Spring Championship results >>

To see the past two Friday's results in more detail click below:

Race Results >>

Southern Touring Clubman's Cup

Another fantastic day's racing yesterday at round 2 of the STCC, which has now moved Kettering up to 3rd place in the Club Championship

Special mentions to those who scored the points for the Club:

Dan Wooster and Chris Smith - Modified A Finalists
Paul Upton - 19T A Final
Dave Irving and Richard White - 19T B Final
John Fillingham - Stock B Final
Nathan Maycock - Stock D Final
Tony Spooner - Stock E Final

Round 3 will be on May 20th, at South Hants Model Car Club - which will mean an early start!

All the results are on the STCC website, click on the "Corally STCC" link on the right of the page to go to the site.

Check out the For Sale section for some batteries up for sale by Sam Hunt - and the Gallery to see Peter Jeeves' new war paint for his Alfa!

No Racing Good Friday

Don't forget that there will not be any racing on Friday 14th April.

Easter Eggstravaganza!

Well done to all the junior drivers who raced tonight and took part in the "Easter Eggstravaganza". Winners of the easter eggs were:

Under 16's:

Elliott Harper
Charlie Ware
Peter Jeeves

Under 11's:

Simon Williams
Stephen Williams
Luke Sanford

with runner prize going to Lee Sanford

Hope you all enjoy the chocolate!

Championship Series

Round 2 of the Spring Championship had lots more close racing - but still plenty of time left to see who comes out on top!

Spring Championship results >>

To see tonight's results in more detail click below:

Race Results >>

No Racing Good Friday

Just an early warning, not to forget that there will not be any racing on Friday 14th April.

Spring 2006 Championship Series

Tonight saw the 1st round of the Spring Championship, with some close racing, but more importantly plenty of fun!

Spring Championship results >>

To see tonight's results in more detail click below:

Race Results >>

Easter Junior Challenge

Next Friday (7th April), we are going to run a bit of a fun challenge, just for the Junior members of the Club. The Junior's will be allocated into one of two age classes, probably Under 16's and Under 11's (depending on how many race on the night), and there will be "Easter Egg" prizes up for grabs.

Don't worry - it won't affect the Spring Championship results, and the heats / finals will still be run just the same as they normally are, we will simply award the prizes based on placings from the print out at the end of the second round of qualifying.

All the Junior's are guaranteed a prize of some sort!

Good Luck to you all!

....Ahhh, there you are.........

......nice to see numbers back to the more usual level tonight tonight and some fast racing, although one or two drivers suffered from unfortunate breakages.

Check out this weeks results......

Race Results >>

Spring 2006 Championship Series

Don't forget, the Spring 2006 Club Championship will start next Friday, running for 8 weeks until Friday 26th May. Best 5 results will count towards your final score, so you can drop your worst 3 runs, or miss 3 weeks!

It doesn’t matter if you can’t complete the 5 rounds, everyone can still come and race. Even though the Championship is running, race nights are still just the same as a normal Friday meeting, it's only the points scored that are different.

Don't forget, it's still supposed to be a fun evening - so don't take it too seriously!

We have received an email from Schumacher Racing in Northampton regarding a vacancy for a technical sales adminstrator:

Schumacher Job Vacancy>>

Where was Everyone.........

......tonight was a bit quieter than normal, with a number of Club regulars missing - hope you're all keeping well and we see everyone again over the next few weeks.

Check out this weeks results......

Race Results >>

Club AGM - 2006

The Minutes from the AGM in January have finally made their way onto the site - thanks to Wayne for preparing them much more quickly than I have got around to publishing them!

AGM Minutes >>

Well done to everyone who took part in yesterdays meeting at Southend, KMCC are currently 4th in the Club Championship

Special mentions have to go out to those who scored the points for the Club:

Dan Wooster and Chris Smith - Modified A Finalists
Paul Upton - 19T A Final
Dave Irving and Richard White - 19T B Final
John Fillingham and Tony Spooner - Stock B Final
Nathan Maycock - Stock D Final

I only managed a 19T D Final, and Peter White only a 19T C Final, so unfortunately our points won't count, as it's best 3 Stock, best 3 19T and best 2 Mod.

Roll on round 2 - Milton Keynes where we will try for even better results!

All the results are on the STCC website, click on the link on the right of the page to go to the site.

Check out this weeks results:

Race Results >>

Check out this weeks results:

Race Results >>

Spring 2006 Championship Series

Just an early reminder, that the Spring 2006 Club Championship will start on Friday 31st March, running for 8 weeks until Friday 26th May. Best 5 results will count towards your final score, so you can drop your worst 3 runs, or miss 3 weeks!

The format of racing will be the same as every Friday, with 2 x 3 minute qualifiers and 2 x 5 minute finals - the aggregate of which will determine your points for that week.

It doesn’t matter if you can’t complete the 5 rounds, everyone can still come and race – even though the Championship is running, race nights are still open to everyone and you’ll always be racing in your normal heat because we still want the evening to be fun.

Just as for normal Friday meetings, standard Club rules apply - stock motors only and treaded rubber tyres. All cars should run a minimum ride height (including the shell) of 5mm to try and avoid damaging the carpet. Cars may be scrutineered during the series, just to check everyone is playing fair!

Formula’s

We will be using the formula’s which were decided after the end of 2005 Championships - check out the link below to see who's where:

Club formula's >>

At the end of the series, there will be winners for each of F1, F2 and F3 - so everyone has the chance of a trophy.

Races will still be sorted based on your “ability” as we normally do and your ability will be automatically updated during the series based on your performance – so this is your chance to change which qualifiers you usually run in on a Friday!

Personal Transponders

We still have a couple of PT’s for sale at £55 each if you want to stop having the hassle of collecting a handout transponder from Race Control each time you run!

See Colin if you are interested.

Check out this weeks results:

Race Results >>

Tonight's track was one of the slower ones, requiring full concentration to avoid getting "snagged" on the corners, but there was still some very close racing!

Race Results >>

Race results have now been added for Friday 10th February:

Race Results >>

Great night's racing tonight on a slightly different version of Track 16 - check out the results below:

Race Results >>

It was nice to see a couple of new drivers at tonight's meeting, so welcome to Stuart Ward and Brian Cooper - hope you enjoyed the evening.

STCC - 2006

It's all go now for the 2006 Southern Touring Clubman's Cup, which starts in March, with many of the rounds now fully booked!

A number of KMCC drivers are taking part and there is a Club championship as well as individual standings to go for!

So who's taking part?

27T Stock Class

Tony Spooner
Simon Williams
Charlie Ware
Harry Ware
John Fillingham (2 rounds)
Nathan Maycock (2 rounds)

19T Super Stock Class

Paul Upton
Colin Williams
Dave Irving
Richard White
Peter White

Modified Class

Chris Smith
Dan Wooster

If anyone else is planning to run for KMCC - let us know - and good luck to everyone!

I do think track 15 must be one of my favourites, fast in places with a nice flowing in-field. It certainly gave some very close racing, with one of the best being the 2nd leg of the C finals. Check out the results below:

Race Results >>

Club AGM - 2006

We held the AGM on Wednesday, and elected a new committee as follows:

Dave Irving - Chairman
Paul Oliver - Vice Chairman
Wayne Spooner - Secretary
Colin Williams - Treasurer; Web Master; Safety Officer
Rob Oliver - Press Officer
Tony Spooner - Junior Representative
Jamie Oliver - Junior Representative

We will be publishing the minutes as soon as we can, but a few of the headlines were as follows:

• We will look at purchasing new PrimaTrackGT carpet this year
• We will buy a new laptop to work with upgraded race control software
• The Club will run a Spring and Autumn Series, however they will be slightly shorter than last year, in that they will best 5 from 8 rounds. The Spring Series will start 31st March and the Autumn Series will start 6th October.
• Jamie Oliver is going to work up a new Club logo.
• Tony Spooner is going to look into the Club having a "starter car" for new drivers to have a try at racing before they buy new kit.

A slightly different layout to track 14 tonight made for a fast track, with a "killer" chicane just before the back straight! There was still plenty of quick laps though and plenty of close racing - check out the results below:

Race Results >>

Don't forget the Club AGM next Wednesday 25th at the New Inn (bottom of the hill from the A45) at 7.30pm

The Agenda will include (at least):

• Re-election of the Executive Committee
• Chairman’s report
• Treasurer’s report
• Issues Members at the AGM wish to raise
• Proposed changes to the Club Constitution (if any)

The current Executive Committee are:

Dave Irving - Chairman
Paul Oliver - Vice Chairman
Wayne Spooner - Secretary
Colin Williams - Treasurer; Web Master; Safety Officer

All committee members will have the option to re-stand, however there are vacancies as the committee can contain up to 7 members.There are also currently vacancies for the following positions on the committee:

Press Officer
Junior Representative

If you are interested in joining the Committee, or feel you can take on a role, come along and find out more.

Club AGM - 2006

The Club will be holding its Annual General Meeting on Wednesay 25th January in the New Inn in Ringstead at 7.30pm. If anyone needs directions, please let Colin know.

If you are planning to attend the meeting, or are interested in a position on the Club Committee, please let Colin or Dave know before the 25th.

Great night's racing tonight - even though "I was robbed" in the finals! Track 12 is definately one of my favourites - nice and flowing, but you still have to be careful on some of the corners.

Race Results >>

Welcome Back!

Tonight was the first race meeting of 2006 and it was nice to get back on the track after a couple of Friday's away!

Check out the Race results:

Race Results >>

BRCA / Club Membership 2006

Don't forget, your Club and BRCA membership fees are now due. BRCA membership has increased to £12 for 2006, but we have reduced the Club membership to just £3, so that it only costs £15, the same as 2005, to renew your Club & BRCA membership.

Happy New Year!

We hope you have all had a great Christmas and are now looking forward to a new year of racing at KMCC.

Did you know that last year, a few Kettering drivers took part in the Southern Touring Clubman's Championship, which runs at various tracks in the South East of England, and we came 8th overall out of 33 Clubs! Individually, Dan Wooster came 5th in Modified, Paul Upton came 1st in 19T and Tony Spooner came 14th in 27T Stock.

A few more drivers are planning to take part in 2006, so if you want to know more, click on the STCC icon on the right of this page, or see Mike on a Club night.