Alf Cope Memorial Meeting

This year's Alf Cope Memorial meeting will be held at Evesham on 4th July. Prize money will be awarded in all classes and, as usual, perpetual trophies awarded to the winner of each class. Prize fund will be £5 per car signed on in each class. So, the more who race, the more there is to win.

Prize money, trophies, the best track around (with no truck tyres) and great racing.

Hope to see you all there

Stolen NCF Blitz 2

On Friday evening (4th June) James Cohen's mini based NCF Blitz 2 kit car was stolen from a friend's barn near Thatcham, Berkshire. The car has many unique/distinct features

He's put together a web page with as much detail as possible & photos of the car at www.jump-around.com/features/stolen-blitz

If you have information about the whereabouts of this kit car please contact James on 0777 55 00 767

MAP Open

The Map Open is upon us once again. The track is looking good, the weather should be good (a 10-20% chance of rain). Click here to see a local weather forcast

Scrutineering will be open from 4:30 Friday afternoon untill dusk, also Saturday morning from 8am

We are looking forward to a great weekends racing and hope to see you there.

good luck.

Bredon Hill Meeting

Bredon Hill club are putting a meeting on at their usual venue on the 25th April everyone welcome. For more information visit the Bredon Hill website here.

New Web-site

Our new website is now up and running including our Featured Drivers page. If any driver, including visitors to Dodwell Farm Raceway, would like their car to be included please send relevant information, a good photo and your car will be featured.

If you have any news that you would like to add or any other comments please feel free to E-mail us.

Hope you enjoy our new website.

In mid-Summer attention turned to the Nationals, historically the "main event" of the Autograss calendar. Club members made the long haul North to Yorkshire Dales for the Mens Nationals, and then the relatively short journey to the Severn Valley Track in Herefordshire for the Ladies and Juniors.

The club claimed Class 4 as its own, lifting both the Mens and Ladies titles. Neil Corbett and Kathy Canning bringing the silverware home for Evesham.

Neil had to work hard, but once he hit the Front, no one could touch him as his pace and consistency helped to build a cushion. Neil can now justifiably claim to be one of the most experienced and successful Class 4 racers in the country - the 2003 title being his 3rd in the class.

Kathy thoroughly deserved her title, having lead all of the attempts it took to get the Ladies Final to the finish. She remained calm and composed as accidents repeatedly brought out the red flags, and when the race finally ran to the Chequers she had produced a dominant performance.

Ladies Class 6 produced our 3rd Champion. Juliet Holloway stormed to the front of the pack in the first lap of the final, and the H&T Waste Recycling Clio never looked likely to be beaten.

Evesham's only Junior representative at Severn Valley was Martin Canning. Martin is fast establishing himself as a very competitive Junior Driver, and had outstanding results in his 4 heats to qualify for the B final. In a style we are becoming familiar with, Martin wasn't going to settle for second, and whilst making a strong challenge for the lead, dropped 2 places to eventually finish 4th.