Croft 1995-96 

Class A evolved into Mono2000 in year 2000.   This table is from the Monoposto Formula Book (1958-76) and thus is a work in progress covering circuits which closed during this period or shortly afterwards.   Other lap records would have been beaten during this time.

[1] Debden - airfield circuit at RAF Debden, Saffron Walden, Suffolk. Many races not officially timed, or timesheets unavailable.   Debden closed in 1965

[2] Aintree was a Grand Prix venue with a 3.0 mile course, Jim Clark holds the lap record.   Club events were usually held on the 1.535 mile corner layout.     The circuit still exists but car racing stopped in 1982.    A small number of track days are held on the Club circuit, and timed Sprints are held as well, but using 3/4 of the circuit - at 1.147 miles long.  

[3] Llandow lost its track license in 1977

[4] Crystal Palace's final meeting was the one attended by Monoposto in September 1972

[5] Longridge was a very short 0.43 mile circuit, held in a disused quarry near Preston in Lancashire.  It closed for the 1979 season.  Maximum grid permitted was 10 cars.  Did Monoposto come back in 1977-78?    Its now part of a static caravan park.

[6] Croft - a different layout used from 1964-1981 - data for the 1977-81 seasons required to see if the 1973 record was bettered.

[7] Goodwood - Monoposto's only scheduled race meeting at Goodwood, on the 9th July 1960 was cancelled due to lack of entries.