Tabor Karting will NOT be in attendance with their mobile shop at Little Rissington  22nd 23rd & 24th September for the Midland Championships.  Competitors requiring tyres and / or specific spares for this event, please order your requirements in advance ( Tel 01305 774074)  by 12 pm  on  Tuesday 19th September,  for collection at the circuit from the Team Tabor race support van on that weekend.   Thank you. 

Following on from our fantastic showing in the S & B Automotive Academy Formula Blue Challenge at Little Rissington earlier this year.  Formula Blue has been selected for inclusion in the Midland Championships.   This is a great time for the ‘Blue Brigade’ to continue to make its mark at Little Rissington and also enjoy the level of competition afforded by one of England’s most established one weekend Championships.  The format will be a 2-day race meeting with separate Heats and Finals on both Saturday and Sunday with a 1 set of tyres rule to cover both days.   
For Formula Blue competitors,  who will not be overstretched by racing the following week in the Two Counties round at Forest Edge,  it is a great opportunity to enjoy a 2-day meeting  ( 8 races overall)  and help establish the class at Little Rissington in anticipation of rounds there next year.  
N.B.  The purchase of new tyres is not compulsory nor is attendance on the Friday practice day.  
To enter for Little Rissington  on-line,  PLEASE CLICK HERE

The online entry list is now open for round 4 of the Two Counties Club Championships, to be held at Forest Edge on the 1st of October.
To enter on-line please click here 

Round 3 of the Two Counties Club Championships, held at the Clay Pigeon Raceway on Sept 10th, saw the best rise to the top.  The weather threw everything it could at the competitors, where slicks, intermediates , and full wets were required during the race day programme.   The Formula Blue final itself was wet and the racing at the front was so close that the first three shared the claim to fastest lap or fastest sector.   In the end, it was Duncan McLeod who snatched the lead on lap three and held it to the end with Anthony Cleal half a second behind.  McLeod junior,  Mitch,  finished 3rd.  
Duncan McLeod also leads the Master and Veteran group from Ron Shone and Rob Mortimore.  Shone, however,  heads the Legend sections from David Goode and Kevin O’Neill.  In the top weight sub-class, Duncan McLeod again tops the group, perhaps confirming that he is that driver to be reckoned with this year !
Duncan McLeod also leads the Master and Veteran groups from Ron Shone and Rob Mortimore.  It is Shone, however,  who heads the Legend section from David Goode and Kevin O’Neill.  In the top weight sub-class, Duncan McLeod again tops the group, perhaps confirming that he is that driver to be reckoned with this year!
In the Cadet class, Charlie Vaughan had a faultless day with  a lights to flag win to take the lead in the Championship.  Joshua Wittington-Couch and Cameron Ross shared the days’ points, but it is Wittington-Couch who holds 2nd overall spot from Thomas Cucurello Yeomans.  
The next Two counties race (Round 4)  moves on to Forest Edge on the 1st of October.  
For more details and update points,  please view the results page on this website or click here. 

Anthony Cleal wins the Gold Rush for Formula Blue at Clay Pigeon.  Qualification on Pole position and a 2nd place result in a wet final were enough to give him the overall result and a solid gold sovereign.   Duncan McLeod won the final, this added to his 4th grid start gave him 2nd overall and a half solid gold sovereign. 3rd place overall went to Jake Calvert and 4th to Ben Pearson, who both won prizes of pure gold bullion, along with Robin Stoddart-Stones who picked up his gold prize for the highest placed Formula BLUE legend driver.   
For more results please view the results page on this website or click here   

TABOR KARTING will be in attendance with their mobile shop  at the Clay Pigeon Raceway on the 8th, 9th and 10th September, for the BLUE  ‘GOLD RUSH’ and the ‘Cancer Research Fund Raiser’ race meeting.   Competitors requiring tyres and or spares for this event need to place an order for their requirements in advance by 12 noon  on Wednesday 6th September. ( Tel 01305 774074).  This would ensure availability for collection at the circuit on race weekend.   

Although the entry closing date for the race meeting does not close until Tuesday 5th September,  the entry list for the Gold Sovereign aspect closes on Sunday 3rd Sept. The NKRA require 4 working days in which to purchase the gold coins and because of the high cost involved they need to know the exact number required.  Any entrants after Sunday will still be able to race in the 2 Counties Club Championship but will not be eligible for the Gold coins, as provided by the NKRA.  PLEASE GET YOUR ENTRIES IN NOW !  THANKS.     Here is the link to the on-line entry for Clay Pigeon 

Once the dust had settled,  Ian Branfield emerged top of the Formula Blue ranking order after the NKRA Grande Finals at Mansell Raceway on the 26th and 27th August. Everything came down to the actual final of the day.  If Duncan McLeod, who had already gained pole position, won,  then the No 1 was his.  From the lights, he shot into the lead,  which he gradually increased until lap 7, when he inexplicably pulled off and went back to the pits.  Ian Branfield took full advantage and raced on to the win followed by Anth Cleal, who eventually finished 4th in the ranking order.  It was Kevin Ford, however, who claimed 2nd overall,  once the  S & B Automotive Academy scores were added to the total, with Mitch McLeod taking 3rd place.  New boys, on the block, were Ryan Edgecumbe who is now ranked 9th,  Taylor Waldron ranked 11th,   Jake Calvert 13th,  Robert Dudley 15th and father, Graham,  in 16th.  Ben Pearson,  after a late start in the season, claimed the 17th spot with Hanna McLeod, despite a hiccup in the Final, taking 18th.

The Formula Blue entourage now moves on to Clay Pigeon for the Gold Rush on 11th September  ( which is also the Cancer Research Charity fund raising day) where the new numbers will be on display.
For more details of the rankings please go to the results page on this site or  view here 
To enter online for the  Gold Rush and Charity meeting at Clay Pigeon please click here 

Ed Leader, by virtue of pole position and win in the Final, overcame the small deficit of non-attendance points accrued earlier in the year,  to win the Cadet Honda Grande Finals.  Second overall was Charlie Vaughan. 
In the Formula Blue class, it was Ian Branfield who,  from opposite Pole, came through to win after the surprise withdrawal (in lap 6) of Duncan McLeod, who was clearly in the lead.
Second overall was Anthony Cleal having started from grid 3,  with Kevin Ford recovering well from a poor performance in the heats, to finish in third place.
For more results and details please view the results page on the website or CLICK HERE

AA SR’s   for NKRA Grande Final 
on 26 / 27 August  2017  at Mansell Raceway.
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Slick Tyres for formula Blue,  will be available for collection on Friday afternoon between 5pm and 6pm, or Saturday Morning from  8 am to 9am.  
Tyres collected on Friday, must be returned to the controlled area, in a secure bag by 7pm.  ( and be collected on Saturday morning.) All slick tyres, on wheels, must be returned on Saturday, after the days racing, to the controlled Area, in a secure  tyre bag by 6pm
The Tyres and wheels will be available for collection for racing on Sunday Morning between  8am and 9am
WHEN DEPOSITING YOUR TYRES ON WHEELS,  AT PARC FERME ON FRIDAY / SATURDAY P.M.,  PLEASE PRESENT THEM IN A TYRES BAG.