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 - 1.5 mile airfield circuit at RAF Debden, Saffron Walden, Suffolk. Many races not officially timed, or timesheets unavailable.   Debden closed for car racing in 1965 after an errant car ended up on the public highway after breaking through a fence and the costs of resurfacing the track and building a more substantial barrier was too great.  However, its still possible to drive Debden as it still used for Sprinting.

[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.