The regulations for the 2023 Rallyscore Scottish Autotest Championship have been published and are available on the Autotest page.
There will be seven rounds between March and September starting with the March Autotest run by 750MC.
The regulations for the 2023 Rallyscore Scottish Autotest Championship have been published and are available on the Autotest page.
There will be seven rounds between March and September starting with the March Autotest run by 750MC.
After some rounds of the Championship were cancelled or postponed we have decided that the Championship counters will now be reduced to 7,
the last round will be the Kames Autotest on Sun. 31st October, which I am sure will be a fitting finale to the 2021 Championship which at one point did not look like it would be possible. As well as the Scottish Championship counter, Gordon Clendinning has organised a Maximum Attack MX5 Challenge, which already has a good entry, even if you are not competing it would be worth the trip to see some of these drivers in action.
The Championship will be decided on the drivers best 4 scores from 7 and as Gordon has scored Maximum points on each round he can not be caught on 128 points, bit it is still undecided who will be runner up as counting their 4 best scores, the current standings are Gary Clark on 115 points, James Morrison on 116 points and Paul Davidson on 117 points, so its all to play for on the final event.
Championship Points
See you at Kames.
Thanks
Bill
Having lost a couple of events due to Covid, the championship has now published a revised calendar (though still some dates TBC).
The next round will be the South of Scotland CC Maximum Attack Autotest at Lockerbie Lorry Park, on 17th July. This is a round of the
2021 Link-up Ltd. Motorsport UK Autotest Championship
2021 demon tweeks Direct BTRDA Autotest Championship
2021 BTRDA Allrounders Championship
and so will feature some of the best drivers in the country.
The following week, Glenrothes MSC will run the HMS Jackdaw autotest on Crail airfield on Saturday 24th July.
More information, including Regulations for the championship and these events, can be found on the Autotest page.
With the easing of Covid regulations, the 2021 Scottish Autotest Championship gets under way on Saturday 15th May with the Glenrothes MSC Andy Wilson Memorial Autotest at Knockhill.
More details of the Championship, including the Regulations and Registration form, are also on the Autotest Page of the SAMSC site, along with Regulations for the event, which include a link to the online entry form.