CLUBDAY AUTOTEST EVENT ENTRY FORM – Clubday Entry Form 2020
Please download, complete/print and bring to the event to save time at signing on
DUE TO THE CORONA VIRUS ALL AUTOTEST EVENTS ARE POSTPONED – WATCH THIS SPACE FOR NEW EVENT DETAILS WHEN KNOWN
2020 CHRIS LEEMING MEMORIAL AUTOTESTS
Please save the date of Sunday 25th October for the All day Chris Leeming memorial Autotest. The venue will again be Acaster Airfield, near York. The event is a co-promotion between York Motor Club & Huddersfield Motor Club.
This is of course subject to current UK government and Motorsport UK restrictions being lifted and being to run an event within any conditions that may be required in October. (Motorsport UK have released some information today but there is still a lot that can change between now and later in the year)
The intention is to open an invitation to members the following clubs
York MC
Huddersfield MC
Airedale & Pennine MC
Alwoodley MC
Beverley & DMC
North Humberside MC
Ilkley & DMC
Malton MC
Ripon MSC
Sheffield & Hallamshire MC
Slaithwaite MC
Trackrod MC
Yorkshire Sports CC
Please keep in mind that for autotests of this status a free clubman RS licence is required now as a well as a valid club card from one of the invited clubs. It does appear that Motorsport UK have suspended any new applications for a Clubman RS licence according to their website.
THE MARCH CLUBDAY AUTOTESTS
The March Clubday Autotests were held on Sunday the 15th March and were organised by Chris Newlove at Acaster West. Fourteen competitors turned out to play in the mud!
Click on the red link below for the results
THE FEBRUARY 20 CLUBDAY AUTOTESTS
The February Clubday Autotests were organised by Neil Raven on Sunday the 23rd February at Acaster, eight competitors turned out for a cold windy mornings motorsport. New member David Blaney put up the FTD on his first YMC Event. Click on the Red link below for the results
THE JANUARY 20 CLUBDAY AUTOTESTS
The January Clubday Autotests were organised by Rob Short on Sunday the 12th at Melbourne – A very wet and windy morning made keeping the paperwork dry! After hanging the 16 timecards on the dryer, the ink “sploshes” were deciphered to create the results that can be found by clicking on the red link below
SEPTEMBER 19 CLUBDAY AUTOTESTS
The September Clubday Autotests were organised by Joe Gamble on Sunday the 22nd at Acaster (west side). Ten competitors turned out to do battle with Andy Cohan putting up seven of the nine tests fastest times. Alastair Brown came second and wins the job of organising The November event. The Results can be found by clicking on the red link below.
AUGUST 19 CLUBDAY AUTOTESTS
The August Clubday Autotests were organised by Malc Skilbeck on the very dusty remains of Melbourne Airfield. Fifteen competitors turned out to compete on a very hot Sunday morning. The results and the League / Championship totals to date, can be found by clicking on the red link below.
JULY 19 CLUBDAY AUTOTESTS
The July Clubday Autotests, were held on the evening of Wednesday the 10th July. The first evening event of the year attracted eleven entry’s with Joe Gamble putting up five fastest test times to win overall.The results (now ammended to include missing timecard) can be found by clicking on the red link below.
Click here for the Clubday results
CLUBDAYS (AUTOTESTS)
YORK Motor Club Autotest League events are run on a monthly schedule (the winner organising a following months autotest).
What is Autotesting?
Autotest events consist of a number of short courses or “tests” made up usually of traffic cones. Competitors are given a defined route, which they complete against the clock, using forward and reverse gears. Time penalties are given for collisions with bollards or failing to complete the course correctly.
What type of car?
Nothing special, in fact any car that is deemed safe by the organisers. There are people out there competing in cars they have bought for as little as 25 pounds.
Why Autotesting?
Autotesting is “grass roots” motorsport. Entry fees are cheap, events are held on private property, no special licence is required at inter-club level, no special car is needed. This type of motorsport is without any doubt, the best and safest way to learn car control, and a great introduction to other forms of motorsport.
How do I find out more?
Simple, Come and meet us socially, every Wednesday night, 9.00 p.m. Details of where we meet can be found here Better still come down and visit our next club day. We will be pleased to help you with any questions you may have, and provide you with a copy of our clubday rules. Alternatively, you can contact one of our experienced club day organisers,
Malc Skilbeck 01759 371057, 07813 591449
Stu Cariss