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Lake District Classic Rally Steven & David Byrne : Lake District Classic Rally : Photo - Chris Ellison Chairmans Chat Contents It must be summer because instead of power washing mud off Front Cover : Lake District Classic Rally the car after marshalling on a stage rally I spent an hour vac- Pg. 2 Chairman's Chat uuming dust out of the car after the Greystoke Stages ! Being Pg. 3 Member Club Contacts at the start and later the stop line the dust wasn't too bad until the crew of a low numbered car managed to totally ignore the Pg. 4 More SD34MSG Contacts 3, 2, 1 and stop boards and pass at high speed and covering Pg. 5 Around the Clubs (1) every one and thing in a liberal covering !! Pg. 6 Around the Clubs (2) I would like to welcome Lancashire Automobile Club back to SD34 MSG after they recently rejoined and you can read an Pg. 7 2013 SD34MSG Calendar article about the club on page 13. In anticipation of the club Pg. 8 2013 Championship Rounds at a glance rejoining we had invited their co-promoted 3 Sisters Sprint on Pg. 9 SD34MSG Championship Registration 4th August to our championship but in future the event will automatically be included. Apart from the sprint the club is pri- Pg. 10 2013 SD34 MSG Championship Tables marily involved in historic events so this aspect of our sport will Pg. 11 2013 SD34 MSG Marshals Championship give an interesting addition to our members. Pg. 12 2013 SD34 MSG Inter-Club League SD34 MSG Meeting Highlights Pg. 13 Welcome Back - Lancashire A.C Meeting 17th July 2013 David Bell of Lancashire Automobile Club gave a summary of Pg. 14 Spotlight On - Bob Hargreaves (1) the club and why they wished to rejoin the Group after which Pg. 15 Spotlight On - Bob Hargreaves (2) the meeting accepted the club back to the Group. Pg. 16 Spotlight On - Bob Hargreaves (3) Belatedly the Paul Coombes Trophy was awarded to Kirkby Lonsdale MC for the Lonsdale Belt Rally being voted the best Pg. 17 Spotlight On - Bob Hargreaves (4) road rally for 2012. Pg. 18 Kick Energy Derbyshire Rally Date amendments; Pg. 19 Brawdy Stages Rally & NG Stages The WMC Promenade Stages will only be a one day event on Pg. 20 Nicky Grist Stages Rally 7th September. 2300 Club is running a navigational event on 14th September Pg. 21 P & R Benn Greystoke Stages Rally (not championship event). Pg. 22 Lake District Classic Rally Morecambe Rally is not running, it may be replaced with the Pg. 23 NESCRO Beaver Rally. The BleMCC non-race/rally events on 15th September are at Pg. 24 More Lake District Classic Rally Macro Preston, not Camelot. Pg. 25 Dave Corris Autos Forest Rally The John Robson Road Rally is on 2nd November. Pg. 26 Scottish Rally The BleMCC Neil Howard Stages Rally has moved to 23rd November and thus clashes with the CDMC Hall Trophy Pg. 27 Coracle Stages Rally which is disappointing and should be avoided if at all possi- Pg. 28 The ‘Barrow Taxi’ ble. Pg. 29 Grumpy Old Git When planning events next July be aware of the Tour de Pg. 30 Inside The Industry France in North Yorkshire ! PDMC announced there may be a 3 event hillclimb champion- Pg. 31 British Rallycross - Belgium Weekend ship at Scammonden next year. Pg. 32 Out & About with Gemini th Summary of the ANCC meeting held on 8 July; Pg. 33 Ross Traders Classic Rally (1) The new MSA CEO was in attendance. MSA is funding some insurance claims. Junior Doctors are only covered to work in Pg. 34 Ross Traders Classic Rally (2) hospitals unless the cover if lifted for an event. Only 7 clubs Pg. 35 ALMC Stages attended compared with 20 at our meeting. Taster events are Pg. 36 Rainsworth Skoda Dukeries Rally getting good results with regards to getting new club mem- Pg. 37 GoMotorsport Live bers. Check Junior Licences at signing-on as some competi- tors have the wrong licence. People applying for a licence on- Pg. 38 GoMotorsport Live at Darwen Services line have received the wrong licence ! Discussions on Closed Pg 39 Wales Rally GB Roads have been delayed due to the HS2 planning. Marshal Pg. 40 Gareth Hall Memorial Stages Rally Training events next year will be similar dates as this year. The next meeting will be on 26th October with Alan Dean- Pg. 41 MSA News Lewis and 2 members of the Rallies Committee in attendance Pg. 42 MSA - Judicial Findings so attendance is encouraged so you get your views across. Pg. 43 Rally Cars for Sale The next meeting of ANWCC meeting will be on 12th August. Pg. 44 F1 - British GP - Silverstone There will be a Fire Training evening at Accrington Cricket Club on 9th August. Book on-line. Pg. 45 F1 - German GP - Nuerburgring Apparently official photographers at the Anglesey Circuit and Pg. 46 OS&Bs + Forthcoming Events (1) Oulton park (and probably other venues) need £5m insurance Pg. 47 OS&Bs + Forthcoming Events (2) cover. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday 18th September. Pg. 48 OS&Bs + Forthcoming Events (3) Best regards, Pg. 49 OS&Bs + Forthcoming Events (4) Les Fragle, Pg. 50 OS&Bs + Forthcoming Events (5) Chairman & Secretary, Pg. 51 OS&Bs + Forthcoming Events (6) SD(34) Motor Sport Group Pg. 52 And Finally (eventually) SD34MSG - Member Clubs & contact details Accrington MSC Manx AS Contact : David Barratt Contact : Mark Quayle Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] Tel. : 01254-384127 Tel. : 07973-830695 Website : www.accrington-msc.org Website : www.manxautosport.org Bolton-le-Moors MC Contact : Peter Sharples Motorsport (NW) Ltd Email : [email protected] Contact : Mark Wilkinson Tel. : 01772-626116 Email : [email protected] Tel. : 07878-657580 Website : www.bolton-le-moorscarclub.co.uk Website : www.nwstages.co.uk Bury AC (Details of Member Clubs of Motorsport (NW) on pg 4) Contact : Matthew Field Email : [email protected] Mull CC Tel : 01772-465716 Contact : Chris Woodcock CSMA (NW) Email : [email protected] Tel. : 07973-830695 LIMITED Contact : Steve Johnson Website : www.mullcarclub.co.uk Email : [email protected] Tel. : 01254-392663 : 07718 051 882 Pendle & DMC Contact : Ray Duckworth Clitheroe & DMC Email : [email protected] Contact : Terry Martin Tel. : 01282-812551 Email : [email protected] Website : www.pendledistrictmc.co.uk Tel. : 01254-249796 : 07816-184539 U17MC-NW Website : www.cdmconline.com Contact : Steve Johnson Fylde MSC Email : [email protected] Contact : David Grady Tel. : 07718 051 882 Email : [email protected] Website : Tel. : 07957-642855 Website : www.fyldemotorsportclub.co.uk Stockport061MC Contact : Mark Wilkinson Garstang & Preston MC Email : [email protected] Contact : Margaret Duckworth Tel. : 07879-657580 Email : [email protected] Website : www.stockport061.co.uk Tel. : 01772-700823 Website : www.gpmc.co.uk Wallasey MC High Moor MC Contact : Tony King Contact : Gary Heslop Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] Tel. : 07989-616546 Website : www.wallaseymc.com Tel. : 0161-6430151 : 07973-816965 Website : www.hmmc.co.uk Warrington & DMC Lancs & Cheshire CC Contact : George Jennings Email : [email protected] Contact : David Bailey Tel. : Email : [email protected] Website : www.warringtondmc.org Tel. : 0161-2919065 Website : Wigan & DMC www.lancashireandcheshirecarclub.co.uk Contact :Tony Lynch Lightning MSC Email : [email protected] Contact : Andy Rhodes Tel. : Website : www.wiganmotorclub.org.uk Email : [email protected] Tel. : 0800 781 2167 2300 Club Lancashire A.C. Contact : Neil Molyneux Contact : Chris Lee Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] Website : www.2300club.org Tel. : 0800 781 2167 Comprising the following Clubs Blackpool South Shore Motor Club www.bssmc.com Chester Motor Club www.chestermotorclub.co.uk Contacts Ecurie Royal Oak Motor Club President : Alan Shaw www.eromc.co.uk [email protected] 01282-602195 High Moor Motor Club www.hmmc.co.uk Chairman Les Fragle Secretary Fylde Motor Motor Sport Club [email protected] www.fyldemotorsportclub.co.uk League Compiler 01995-672230 Individual Compiler Lancashire & Cheshire Car Club Vice Chairman : Graham Bray www.lancashireandcheshirecarclub.co.uk 0161-7969079 Stockport 061 Motor Club [email protected] www.stockport061.co.uk Treasurer : Eve Fisher [email protected] Warrington & District Motor Club 0161-7666950 www.warringtondmc.org Road Rally : Matthew Field Wallasey Motor Club [email protected] www.wallaseymc.com 01772 465716 Stage Rally : Chris Woodcock Website : www.nwstages.co.uk [email protected] Mark Wilkinson - [email protected] 01254-681350 None Race/Rally : David Barratt [email protected] 01254-384127 ADVERTISING Marshals : Ann McCormack [email protected] in the ‘SPOTLIGHT’ 01928-710546 1/4 page (ish - we are very flexible) advert for Registrations : Margaret Duckworth a full 12 issues (1 year) costs just £50 [email protected] Sent to all 21 member clubs and then 01772-700823 forwarded to club members + another 5000+ on Website : www.sd34msg.org the distribution list (21 X 100 + 5000 = 7000+ readers) Steve Butler All advertising revenue helps to fund SD34MSG [email protected] Contact either Les Fragle, Maurice Ellison or Steve Johnson for more details Newsletter : Maurice Ellison [email protected] Steve Johnson 07788-723721 07718 051 882 [email protected] 01524-735488 Les Fragle Radios : Bill Wilmer 01995-672230 [email protected] Approved MSA Radio Co-ordinator Maurice Ellison Gemini Communications 07788-723721 [email protected] 07973-830705 [email protected] WANTED YOUR Clubs:- The opinions expressed in this News, Views, Reviews, Club Profiles, Events, publication are those of the individual Birthdays, Anniversaries. Club Nights contributors, and not necessarily those of the Send to : Maurice Ellison editor or the committee of the SD 34 MSG [email protected] 07788-723721 WALLASEY MC Lookers Citroen The Club Meets at 9-00pm Every Monday in Preston Port Sunlight Village Social Club Supporting SD34MSG and Bridge St, Port Sunlight CH62 4UP motor sport in the North West.
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