Lancashire Automobile Club

Classic Challenge 2011

The Lancashire Automobile Club organises a series of Classic events throughout the year. The Classic Challenge is open to all members of the Lancashire Automobile Club who take part in these events. The Challenge is open to both drivers and navigators with trophies awarded at the Club’s Annual Diner Dance and Prize Presentation.

This Challenge will be staged to promote interest in the Club’s events and to encourage some friendly rivalry between members.

The Challenge enables drivers and navigators to claim points for each event entered, started and finished. Points will recorded on a simple scorecard which must be sent to the Championship Compiler, Chris Lee, before the 25th October 2011.

Rules

• Points may be claimed for each Lancashire Automobile Club Classic event by drivers and navigators who are fully paid up members of the Club on 25th October 2011.




• Lancashire Automobile Club Classic events are defined as:

  • LAC Social Event

  •  St George’s Day Run 17th April

  •  The Fellsman 21st May

  •  Great Manchester to Blackpool Car Run 12th June

  •  Coast to Coast Car Run 16th July

  •  Highland 3 Day Classic Tour 16th-18th September (see note below)




• Points will be awarded as follows:

  •  Attending one LAC Social event in 2011 5 points (Limited to one event only)

  •  Entering event 1 point

  •  Starting event 10 points

  •  Finishing event 25 points (see note on Highland 3 Day below)
     
    

• To classify as a starter the car entered must cross the start line of the event under its own power.
  
  

• To classify as a finisher the car entered on the event must cross the finish line under its own power and not have been towed or trailored on the event. Outside assistance is permitted. Note starting in one car and finishing in another is not within the spirit of the event.br>& 

• To claim points entrants should fill in the attached ‘scorecard’.
   

• Scorecards must be sent to the Challenge Organiser on or before the 25th October 2011.
  
  

• An award will be given to the Driver and Navigator with the highest scores.
   

• Any ties may be resolved by the Club Committee taking into account the type and condition of vehicle(s) used and of the driver or navigator.
   

• To receive an award the recipient must be present at the 2012 LAC Diner Dance.br>

Note – Highland 3 Day

Owing to the nature of this event points may be claimed as follows:

• Entering the event 1 pointp>

• Starting Day One 10 points

• Finishing Day One 10 points

• Finishing Day Two 10 points

• Finishing Day Three 10 points.

Download your scorecard here.

The LAC is an MSA Recognised Club