To view the latest standings (including Oulton Park, click the following link: 2010 championship points 9-13

Here are the top 3 in each class (prior to dropped scores)

Mono 2000

1. Jeremy Timms – 103
2. Tristan Cliffe – 91
3. Malcolm Scott – 70

Mono 2000 Classic

1. Jeremy Goodman – 99
2. Francis Phillips – 78
3. Russ Giles – 70

Mono 1800

1. Pete Bragg – 93
2. Michael Dale – 83
3. Jim Timms – 74

Mono 1600

1. Nigel Davers – 122
2. David Parkinson – 96
3. Richard Evans – 71

Mono 1400

1. Geoff Fern – 97
2. Peter Whitmore – 40
3. Gary Hill – 31

Mono 1000

1. Len Turner – 79
2. Chris Woodhouse – 76
3. Arty Cameron – 60

There is opportunity for testing on the Friday before the final two rounds of the year.   Details, as received from Silverstone, below.

Friday 15 October  – National Circuit – General Testing – Open Wheel Sessions

The Open Wheel Group will be allocated 4 sessions  – the timetable is on our website link below.

www.silverstone.co.uk/track/general-testing/

Cost per car and one driver for the 4 allocated sessions will be £219.00 inc vat per car.

Garages can be booked for £60 inc vat, if required.

Information:

– All drivers must show their 2010 MSA/FIA Competition Race Licence minimum National ‘B’ and sign an indemnity form before driving on the circuit.

– All drivers participating in testing must be at least 16 years of age. Any drivers under 18 years must have their indemnity form signed by a parent or guardian.

– Noise limit on the day will be 102dB on a drive by.

To book please can you ask Drivers/Teams to call me on 01327 320298, thank you.

Julie Hartfield
Test Sales Co-ordinator
Silverstone Circuits Limited

It’s a hectic time for Mono Championship competitors, so please remember to get your entry in for Croft, which is on 25/26th September.

Entry forms and Regulations are here.

Entries can be returned to me by post, fax or email.  We will not bank cheques or process card payments until 3 days before the event, and up till then you can withdraw with a full refund, so there is no barrier to getting your entry in now!

Croft is always an enjoyable weekend for Monoposto. It’s a great circuit to drive and the local officials have a well deserved reputation for being friendly and helpful. You’ll can also book for the Paddock Party – note that this needs to be returned to Croft, not to me.

Date for Your Diary: Monoposto AGM and Dinner Dance

The next AGM and Dinner Dance will be held on Saturday 19th February 2011 at the Barcelo Hotel in Daventry, just off junction 16 on the M1 (this is near the M1/M6 junction). More information on this in the near future; the ticket cost will be less than last year. Please mark the date in your diary!

Entry Forms and Regulations for these non-Championship Monoposto races are now available.
This is the Britcar 24 hrs meeting and will take place on the Silverstone Bridge GP Circuit. A map of the circuit is attached. There will be one grid of 44 cars for this event, with one Qualifying session and two Races. The entry fee has been held at £295, so this is excellent value.

The outline schedule is:
– Friday afternoon 1st October: 20 minute Qualifying Session: for each competitor fastest time sets grid position for Race 1, second fastest time sets grid position for Race 2
– Friday afternoon 1st October: Race 1: 20 minutes
– Saturday 2nd October: Race 2: 20 minutes

In addition to Awards to the first three in each Class for each race, the Ray Dackombe Memorial Trophy will be presented to the competitor who scores the most points (awarded as if for Championship rounds) over the two races.

We are expecting this to be a very popular event, so you advised to send in your entry (click here) as quickly as possible. Regs are here. We will not be banking entry fee cheques or processing card payments until the Closing Date 14 days before the event. At that time we will also notify whether your entry is accepted.

For more details – contact
Simon Davey, MRC Administrator
Email: admin@monoposto.co.uk <mailto:admin@monoposto.co.uk>
Tel/fax: 01327 843056, Mob: 07770 368 648

Footnote: This meeting uses the “old” GP circuit and therefore includes Bridge. Asst ed once stopped the late Denis Jenkinson and asked him where to watch qualifying from – he recommended Bridge. It is widely regarded as a great, classic corner and the only reason it’s been dropped is so that Bernie’s lot can park their Paddock Club somewhere a bit flatter and bigger.