Following the fact that the Championship can no longer visit Croft in September next year we have arranged a replacement meeting at Anglesey on the 30th/31st August. This will be a triple header meeting rather than the double header at Croft. This results in a 14 round championship.

Following the completion of the 2024 season, the 41st for the Championship, Peter Scherer has produced his excellent review of the year, access this by using the link below.

A date for your diaries, Saturday, 25th January 2025 will be the BARC NW Awards Night celebrating the 2024 season, including the CNC Heads Sports Saloon Championship, at the De Vere Crannage Estate, Holmes Chapel, CW4 8EW (J18 M6) - a new venue.

After considerable effort by the Championship Committee the BARC(NW Centre) is able to announce the Provisional dates ofr the 42nd running of the CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Car Championship. It can also confirm that our long term sponsor, CNC Heads, will be continuing its sponsorship for an 18th season - Thank you Ric Wood. Click here for a full list of Provisional dates.

It was Ric Wood and Ben Roberts in their Kia Optima and Locost respectively who took the two race honours at the final two rounds of the 2024 CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Championship, however it was the Ford Fiesta of Steven Parker who survived (just) to take the 2024 title from Lee Bull's Clio.

A packed entry of cars at Oulton Park last Saturday (12th October) arrived at Oulton Park to decide the Overall and Class wins for the 2024 season. After two races Steven Parker reigned supreme from Lee Bull and Paul Masters. The top three won their respective classes with Garry Wardle, Gary Warburton, Helen Allen and Jon Woolfitt taking the other classes.

This weekend at Oulton Park the outcome of the 2024 CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Championship will be decided at Oulton Park. Unless something disasterous happens to them Lee Bull in his Clio or Steven Parker in his Fiesta will go home with the title.

The Cam Forbes Trophy was won by Steven Parker at Trac Mon, Anglesey, last weekend. This trophy is presented to the CNC Heads Driver who improves their position from qualifying to race by the greatest amount during the first two races. Steven can be seen collecting the trophy from Kevin Cryer.

Series newcomer Jim Hutchinson with his Ford Escort RSR came home triumphant in all three races. Other class winners were, Bod Buckby, Paul Masters and Arron Armiger in Class B, Steven Parker and Oli Thomas in Class D, and Paul Rotheroe and Helen Allen who respectively won all races in Classes E an F.

There is a full grid for the three rounds of the CNC Heads Championship at Ty Croes this coming weekend. With Connor Modro unable to take part because of business commitments his rivals will be out to take advantage.

At the recent Cadwell Park rounds of the CNC Heads Championship, Connor Modro won both races to take a lead in the Championship from Lee Bull.

David Bosman recently was granted a full Rescue Crew licence following an assessment at Thruxton. Please follow link below to read his own recollections of his journey to a full licence. David is on the left in the photograph.

At the recent CNC Heads meeting at Oulton Park the Dave Simpson Trophy was presented to Marshall Groves in his Class D Vauxhall Vectra Challenge car. Wayne Spiller was runner up.

There were two new winners at the recent rounds of the CNC Heads Championship. Returnee Stuart Pearson triumphed in the first race in his AB Sabre and Connor Modro took race 2 in his new for this season Westfield Aero. Having played his joker Connor left Oulton leading the Championship.

The is a full grid (with a reserve) entered for rounds 5 & 6 of the CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Championship at Oulton Park this Saturday. In addition to the two races the drivers will compete for the Dave Simpson Trophy, perhaps the most prestigious award within the Championship.