We had fantastic weather and some very exciting driving for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust Charity Grand Prix on Sunday, 22nd July. A total of 39 drivers raced their way to the finish line with masses of spectators cheering them on. Drivers were taking no prisoners on track and a there was a fight to the finish. One incident saw Ben Hayward cutting grass after rubbing against BTCC and professional GT driver Luke Davenport! Despite the competitive spirit, the mood was lighthearted and courteous. Congratulations to Mark Ferguson who was awarded the Marshals Driver of the Day trophy! £1,383.80 was raised on the day with a further £1200 being applied for through a company ' Match it ' scheme. Org

July saw one of the hottest club rounds in many a year; the heat and the World cup football meant we were a little bit low on entries but the racing was as exciting as ever. Honda Cadets saw Thomas Ready (22) finish 1st In the final followed home by Caiden Morris (85) & Jack Williamson (27). Freddie Hull (99) just missed out on a trophy in 4th. Oliver Gaillard (42) made the jump from Clubman to Pro by finishing in 5th. Also winning Honda clubman trophies were Elliot Reed-Hughes, Freya Woodall, Michael Morgan and Mac McFarquhar. JNR Rotax: Ben Maxim (96) won the final from Archie O’Brien (80). New comer to Club2000 Jolie Pettitt (37) came home in 3rd and achieved top Novice. JNR TKM: