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Championship Listing Race Entries MG Car Club MGCC Brands Hatch Race Meeting on 24 Apr 2021 at Brands Hatch - Indy Competitor Team Sponsor Vehicle CC Race No 0 MGCC MG Cup Rd 1 - 15 entries Competitor(s) Class: A 36 John Gil Driver MG ZR 160 1800 Competitor(s) Class: B 21 Dan Jones Driver MG ZR 170 1800 51 Kevin Burke Driver MG ZR 170 1800 55 Darren Harris Driver MG ZR 170 1800 74 Ian Boulton Driver MG ZR 170 1800 99 Iain Dowler NRH Motors MG ZR 170 1800 Competitor(s) Class: C 8 Martin Slingsby Driver Rover 220 Turbo Tomcat 1994 13 Peter Burchill Driver MG ZS 180 2500 15 Kayleigh Twigger ARNOLD DENTAL Rover 220 Tomcat Turbo 2000 16 Matthew Simpson Driver Rover 220 Tomcat Turbo 2000 28 Mike Williams Driver Rover Metro Gti 1800 54 Dave Harasym Martin Engineering Rover 220 Tomcat Turbo 2000 Competitor(s) Class: I 9 Phil Rigby Driver MG MGF 1800 11 Brian Butler Driver MGF VVC 1800 169 Peter Bramble Driver MGB Roadster 1950 Race No 0 Hickford Construction Ltd., MGCC MG Metro Cup Rd 1 - 16 entries Competitor(s) Class: 3 Phil Goodwin TWH Motorsport Rover Metro Gti 1396 4 Tim Shooter Harvey Street Garage Rover Metro Gti 1396 7 Tony Howe Driver MG Metro Turbo 1293 24 Chris Savoury Driver Rover Metro 1396 29 Timothy Davies Driver Rover Metro Gti 1396 30 Andrew Youens Driver Rover Metro Gti 1400 49 Richard Garrard Driver Rover Metro Gti 1400 58 Dan Willars Driver Rover Metro Gti 1400 59 Neil Burnett Driver Rover Metro Gti 1400 69 Terry Wood Driver Rover Metro Gti 1400 72 Jon Moore TWH Motorsport Rover Metro Gti 1400 88 Joe Ball Driver Rover Metro GTi 1400 95 Kyla Birdseye Driver MG Metro Turbo 1293 96 David Javes Driver MG Metro Turbo 1398 121 Les Tyler Driver Rover Metro Gti 1400 444 Mark Eales E and E Services MK Ltd / Car Spares MK Rover Metro GTi 1400 Race No 0 MGCC BCV8 Championship Rd 1 - 22 entries Competitor(s) Class: 41 Babak Farsian Driver MGB Roadster 1950 Competitor(s) Class: AB 14 Paul Linfield Driver MGB Roadster 1840 15 Ronald Watt Driver MGB Roadster 1840 18 Simon Tinkler Driver MGB GT 1840 20 Bob Luff Driver MGB Roadster 1840 21 Paul Rayment Driver MGB Roadster 1840 Competitor(s) Class: B 35 Stephen McKie Driver MGB GT V8 3500 49 Mark Scott Driver MGB Roadster 1950 Produced By RevUp (c) Printed: 19 Mar 2021 Page 1 of 3 MGCC Brands Hatch Race Meeting on 24 Apr 2021 at Brands Hatch - Indy Competitor Team Sponsor Vehicle CC Competitor(s) Class: C 57 Ben Tovey Driver MG B GT V8 3900 67 Andrew Young Driver MG C GT 2988 72 Steve Wells Ensigna Construction Ltd MGB GT V8 3900 73 Chris Greenwood Competition Classics Ltd. MGB GT V8 3900 74 Jim Bryan Goya Developments MGB GT V8 3900 77 Russell McAngus World Freight MGB GT 3500 79 Oliver Wardle Oliver Wardle Classic Cars MGB GT V8 3900 161 James Wheeler Driver MG B GT V8 3900 Competitor(s) Class: D 86 Neil Fowler Driver MGB GT V8 3900 88 Simon Cripps Driver MGB GT V8 3900 91 Ian Prior Driver MGB GT V8 3900 93 Russell McCarthy Driver MGB GT V8 3900 94 Ollie Neaves Driver MGB GT V8 3900 199 Jonnie Wheeler Driver MGB GT V8 3900 Race No 0 MGCC Triple M Challenge Rd 1 - 17 entries Competitor(s) Class: Gilbert Collins Driver MG J2 847 Mark Dolton Driver MG PB 939 Chris Edmondson Driver MG D Type 847 Barry Foster Driver MG Montlhery Midget 747 Charles Goddard Driver MG PA Special 939 Nick Hayward-Cook Driver Simon Jackson Driver MG PB 939 Andrew Long Driver MG KN 1491 Andrew Morland Driver Mark Reece Driver MG J2 750 Rodney Seber Driver Wolseley Hornet Special 1650 Ellena Reece Driver MG PB 940 14 Fred Boothby Driver MG J2 850 46 Duncan Potter Driver MG Montlhery Midget 746 47 Emma Potter Driver MG C Type 746 98 Tony Seber Driver Wolseley Hornet Special 1604 198 David Seber Driver Wolseley Hornet Special 1604 Race No 0 MGCC MG Trophy Rd 1 - 21 entries Competitor(s) Class: A 1 Graham Ross Write On Sign and Display MG ZR 190 1800 3 Sam Kirkpatrick Wheatsheaf Garage Cockermouth / Wigton MG ZR 190 1800 Motor Club 16 Fred Burgess LinkFresh Carrot Racing MG ZR 190 1800 33 Patrick Booth 4G Racing MG ZR 190 1800 77 Robin Walker Mulsanne Consultants Ltd MG ZR 190 1800 79 Adam Jackson Protier Lifting / AMW Motorsport MG ZR 190 1800 99 Doug Cole DC Motorsport / RK Panel Craft / Finishline MG ZR 190 1800 UK Competitor(s) Class: B 14 James Dennison Driver MG ZR 170 1800 30 Keith Henley Boretech Racing MG ZR 170 1800 31 Fergus Campbell Quinntech MG ZR 170 1800 36 Joshua Bacon D&R Carter MG ZR 170 1800 50 John Booth 4G Racing / P&J DLSOTR Racing MG ZR 170 1800 66 Erick Lefebvre Driver MG ZR 170 1800 80 Tylor Ballard College Motors - MG Rover Specialists MG ZR 170 1800 83 Ashley Parsons Michael John Flooring / Maison Interiors MG ZR 170 1800 93 Joseph Dalgarno Go Detailing / My Alloys / Motul UK / Witham MG ZR 170 1800 Motor 97 Josh Bromley Driver MG ZR 170 1800 Produced By RevUp (c) Printed: 19 Mar 2021 Page 2 of 3 MGCC Brands Hatch Race Meeting on 24 Apr 2021 at Brands Hatch - Indy Competitor Team Sponsor Vehicle CC Competitor(s) Class: C 35 Guy Tolley Driver MG ZR 160 1800 60 Andy Heitman Boretech Racing MG ZR 160 1800 76 John Donnelly Driver MG ZR 160 1800 78 James Moreton 4G Racing MG ZR 160 1800 Race No 0 MGCC Lackford Engineering MG Midget/Sprite Challenge Rd 1 - 16 entries Competitor(s) Class: A 20 Michael Chalk Driver MG Midget 1380 99 Richard Wildman Driver MG Midget 1460 Competitor(s) Class: D 3 Mark Witherspoon Driver Austin Healey Sprite Mk I 1380 21 Nick Rose Rose Racing MG Midget 1340 27 Andrew Caldwell Driver MG Midget 1380 35 Edward Easton Driver Austin Healey Sprite 1380 36 Dean Stanton Driver Austin Healey Sprite Mk I 1380 50 Oshin Shahiean OS Motorsport MG Midget 1330 60 Barney Collinson Surveying Devon & Cornwall MG Midget 1380 Competitor(s) Class: E 7 Pippa Cow Driver Austin Healey Frogeye Sprite 1380 15 James Fettiplace Driver MG Midget 1330 18 James Atkinson Driver MG Midget 1380 19 Ian Burgin Driver Austin Healey Sprite Mk I 1380 24 Robert Morris Driver Austin Healey Sprite Mk I 1380 57 Robin Lackford Driver Austin Healey Sprite Mk I 1380 69 Peter Kennerley Driver MG Midget 1380 Produced By RevUp (c) Printed: 19 Mar 2021 Page 3 of 3.
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