Category — Reports

(The overall winners in each division do not also receive an award for their class, the class award goes to the second-placed driver.
There need to be two drivers registered for a class for there to be a first-in-class award)

Here are the latest Championship Timesheets and Season’s Results which will remain provisional until 27th October, at which point they will become final.

2023 Speed Championship Latest Scores after Round 24
2023 Speed Championship Time Card after Round 24

Sheffield & Hallamshire MC cancelled its 8th October Scammonden Hillclimb, so the LMC Speed Championship finished with the Anglesey Sprint on 1st October.

Please check your event results have been added correctly, event by event during the season. If you find anything missing or incorrect, be sure to get in touch with the Championship Coordinator as soon as possible and he will investigate. lmcspeedchampionship@gmail.com

When entering events, please tell the organisers that you are registered in the Liverpool Motor Club Speed Championship as it makes it so much easier for us to find your results.

If you enter an ANWCC or SD34 Championship round, don’t forget to declare that you are a member of LMC as well as any other club you are a member of.  LMC will then benefit from our members’ performance in the ANWCC &/or SD34 Club Championships.

lmcspeedchampionship@gmail.com

The 2022 LMC Speed Championship Results are now final and can be viewed here:-

2022 Speed Championship Results
2022 Speed Championship Time Card

Congratulations go to our award winners:-

Division 1:
1st   – Ian Butcher (Class 1B)
2nd – Matt Bramall (Class 2A)
3rd – Geoff Ward (Class 5B)
1st in Class 2A – Chris Bramall

Division 2:
1st   – Rob Tonge (Class 5C)
2nd – Ian Johnson (Class 3B)
3rd – Graham Kearsley (Class 3C)
1st in Class SA – Clive Plested
1st in Class SC – Robbie Birrell
1st in Class 1B – Nigel Trundle
1st in Class 1E – David Everett
1st in Classic Road Cars – Steve Cole

Each division has been won by the slimmest of margins, one of the closest results we have seen for some time with fewer than 6pts covering the first three places in each Division.

There are some great performances elsewhere in the classes too; you can find the contenders’ individual results by selecting the Results link above.

We hope you all had a great year’s motorsport and will join us at our End of Season Dinner and Awards Presentation on 26th November.

See HERE for more information and to book. (Applications close 18th November).

Announcement from Pendle Motor Club:

I regret to inform everyone that our Chairman, Rod Brereton, has been taken into and remains in hospital having had what appears to be a major stroke.

It is unlikely that he will be able to carry out any motor club/motorsport duties for quite some time and therefore the committee has decided to postpone/cancel the Scammonden Hill Climb due to take place on the 10^th September 2022.

We are sorry to have to do this but hope you understand.

If you had an entry in the event, please forward me your entry details and we will endeavour to return your entry fees as soon as possible. Although this may take some time, I will guarantee its return.

Should you wish to make further contact regarding any Pendle DMC event/issue please do so through me for the moment till we can sort things out.

If you know anyone who was going to marshal or attend the event for another purpose please advise them of the situation.

We thank you all for your support.

Regards

Alan Shaw (Vice Chairman) shawalan555@gmail.com

Please be aware that I will have very limited access to internet between 23^rd September and 7^th October 2022.

The results of the 2021 Liverpool Motor Club Speed Championship are now declared final.

You can view the score chart and the final results by selecting the following links:

2021 Championship score chart after the final round
2021 Speed Championship Final Results

Congratulations go to our winners:-

Division 1:
1st – Nigel fox
2nd – Matt Bramall
3rd – Geoff Ward

Division 2:
1st – Ian Johnson
2nd – Phil Howarth
3rd – Graham Kearsley

It’s certainly been a closely fought championship this year and we are so pleased to see so many competitors out and about after the cancellation of last year’s championship due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Thank you to everyone who took part.

Awards
After a great deal of deliberation, we have reluctantly decided not to hold an annual dinner and awards presentation this time. Covid-19 hasn’t gone away and the advancing age of many of our competitors, coupled with the increasing rate of infections, has been taken into account and we don’t feel it is appropriate to hold a dinner whilst the risk of infection is still so high. We shall arrange to send trophies to the winners in due course. We hope you appreciate why we have reached this decision.

Next Year
We’re already planning for next year – we hope you’ll be joining us for another exciting year of speed events in 2022.

Championship Coordinator – volunteer found!
We wish to give particular thanks to Sean Robertson who is now stepping down from the role of Championship Coordinator for personal reasons. He took on the role from Ron Hunt just as Covid-19 struck and has done a  wonderful job over the past 2 seasons, one year of which was lost of course.

We are pleased to welcome Ryan Smith who has volunteered to take on the role of Championship Coordinator for 2022. Ryan isn’t a competitor although he has taken part in our track days and is keen to help keep the Championship running. Ryan will be in touch with all previous contenders early in the New Year.

Best wishes, and stay safe

JH 5/12/2021

A Start of Season Lunch and Championship Awards Presentation : Sunday 15^th March 2020

(Event cancelled)

at the  Everglades Park Hotel, Derby Rd, Widnes WA8 3UJ

Commencing at 12.30 pm for 1.00 pm, the event will include an excellent three-course meal, followed by the presentation of the Liverpool Motor Club Speed Championship Awards for 2019.

Attendance will be by ticket only costing just £15 per person, the ticket price being subsidised by the Club.  The dress code will be smart casual (no jeans).

To see the menu and to book tickets, please print and complete the Ticket Application from our website HERE

We hope all our award winners will be able to join us as well as many of our regular competitors. It’s a great opportunity to meet your fellow competitors in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, without the pressure of competition.

The 2019 Championship Final Results are now available to view or download, please click on one the following links to access them.

2019 Speed Championship Final Results

2019 Division 1 Awards List

2019 Division 2 Awards List

Thank you for taking part in the Championship this year, and for your patience whilst we finalised the results. Details of an awards presentation event will be announced shortly.

I’m now retiring from running the Championship and want to thank everyone for their support over the past 15 years. Best wishes to all; I hope you continue to enjoy your motorsport.

Kind regards

Ron
Championship Co-ordinator

Apologies for the delay in publishing the 2019 final results and awards lists. Over the past couple of years, Ron has found that running the championship has become increasingly challenging but, not wishing to let everyone down, he has valiantly battled on. After 15 years at the helm, it is with great regret that Ron has now decided the time has come to pass on the role of Championship Coordinator to another volunteer.
Sean Robertson is your new Coordinator and his contact details will be published in the 2020 regulations.

It’s fair to say that without Ron, the Championship simply wouldn’t have become the success that it is today.
I’m sure you will join with me in thanking Ron for the incredible amount of work he put into setting up and running the Championship over the past 15 years and we wish him all the very best for the future.

John Harden,
Chairman, Liverpool Motor Club

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Please be aware that Championship coordinator Ron Hunt is currently recuperating at home after a minor operation that invoved a short stay in hospital last week.

You can still let him know about any omissions or errors that you find, but please be aware that he won’t be able to action any corrections or update the Championship results table for a couple of weeks.

I’m sure competitors will join me in wishing Ron a speedy recovery.

(Posted by John Harden, LMC Chairman, 22/9/19)

The Championship Scores up to Round 22 at Aintree are now available to view or download and can be accessed by clicking on the following link;

2019 Speed Championship Scores after round 22

Please let me know as soon as possible if there are any mistakes or if I have inadvertently missed you.

Please also check that if you qualify for the Classic Championship your results have been included.

It would help greatly if you declare to event organisers that you are registered in the Liverpool Motor Club Speed Championship as it makes it easier for me to find you. If the event is also an ANWCC or SD34 round,  don’t forget  to declare that you are a member of  LMC as well as any other club you are a member of because the club will then receive points in the ANWCC &/or SD34 Club Championships.

Ron Hunt – Championship co-ordinator