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Want to get involved in Motorsport?  - Live in the Northwest?

 

 

KDMCs 100+ members regularly participate in many forms of affordable Motorsport including:

- Compete on timed tests (autotests) round cones on private land

- Go on navigational rallies (scatters) through the lanes

- Marshal in the forests

- Pub based activities, usually on a Monday, such as table top rallies, talks and quizzes

 

The Club regularly runs special stages for rallies, including Wales Rally GB.

 

In 2018 our major events will include a Targa Rally, which can be completed in your standard road car. Our two regular main events are a road rally for pre 1981 cars known as the Tour of Cheshire and the Plains Rally for stage rally cars which takes place in the forests of Wales.

If you want to know more or get involved let us know. We are a friendly bunch of guys and girls, happy to help you get into motorsport at whatever level suits you whether it is competing, marshalling or whatever.

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KDMC MAJOR RALLIES

THE PLAINS RALLY

THE TOUR OF CHESHIRE

KNUTSFORD TARGA

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RALLY

Lots of our members are active on the rallying scene, KDMC Organises 3 rallys throught the year :

  • THE PLAINS RALLY
  • THE TOUR OF CHESHIRE
  • THE KDMC TARGA RALLY

MARSHALS

Marshals are the backbone of motorsport, basically events dont happen without the  army of volunteers needed to make it happen

AUTOTESTING

Autotesting requires the driver to drive his car around a set course defined by cones as quickly as possible.

The cones are used to create 'garages', 'gates' or tight corners. Penalties (usually 5 seconds) are given for any hit. Any penalties are added to the total time taken. Failure to 'stop-astride' lines also carries a penalty.