Dom Gibbons

Tom Banks

This year, Motorsport UK’ s StreetCar programme headed out around the UK, to share our love of grassroots motorsport with the wider community …

The Summer started with StreetCar Festival popping up at Prescott Motorsport Festival, which saw attendees enjoy multiple motorsport disciplines, including Hill Climbing, AutoSOLO run by Sixty & Worcestershire Motor Club, Autotest, and a Touring Assembly from Venture Bound Motor Club and Car Trials from Stroud and District Motor Club.

The infamous StreetCar MINI made an appearance, with younger StreetCar fans able to take part in a series of familyfriendly activities around the site, including a barbeque and live music from the Hill Climb’ s prestigious clubhouse,

In August, Wales was next to host during Anglesey Autofest with over 3,000 attendees joining Motorsport UK’ s StreetCar Festival, at the famed Trac Môn circuit. With seven car clubs( Harlech and District Motor Club, Caernarvonshire and Anglesey Motor Club, North Wales Car Club, North Wales Land Rover Club, Rhyl and District Motor Club, Bala and District Motor Club and Liverpool Motor Club) present for the festival, with a Gymkhana, Tyro, and Touring Assembly among several events on offer.

The Gymkhana saw drivers require skill and agility to take on a series of different challenges – with the smallest distance recorded between two points the defining challenge – with 34cm taking the top spot! A total of nine teams took on the Touring Assembly, leaving from the picturesque National Trust property Plas Newydd, with one driver even commenting he had“ driven on roads he never even knew existed”.

StreetCar was also at the Silverstone Festival – where many single marque club members were introduced to their first taste of motorsport in an AutoSOLO run by Middlesex County Automobile Club.

Motorsport UK’ s StreetCar team headed to Knockhill Racing Circuit for the inaugural StreetCar Festival Scotland event, held during the penultimate round of the Time Attack and Racing Hondas event, as the Championship celebrated its 20th year.

With the circuit celebrating its 50th year, three car clubs were present for the Festival, as Saltire Rally Club and Glenrothes Motor Sport Club ran the Gymkhana, Touring Assembly and Autotest Demonstration, with Buchan Off Road Drivers Club offering 48 Tyro passenger rides. A total of eight teams took on the Touring Assembly, enjoying the scenery around Tayside.

StreeCar Festival, Anglesey

StreetCar Festival, Knockhill

StreetCar Festival, Prescott Hill Climb

StreetCar Festival, Silverstone

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