Speedmog News…
2018 Speedmog Competition and New Elms Classic Cup
There was once again an intense battle for honours in the Championship overall and for the New Elms Classic Cup.
Just missing out on the overall 2018 title to Simon Ashby, George Proudfoot, for the second year in succession, claimed the New Elms Cup.
It was good to see Pat Hadley’s return to competition driving his Plus 8 with New Elms/Rutherford Engineering suspension upgrades. James Walter had his second season and Howard Burton his first, both in New Elms prepared cars.
The New Elms Cup
To support the Speedmog competitors and the classic venues, we continue to award annually the New Elms Classic Cup. This trophy is for the best three results from five events at Harewood, Aintree, Goodwood, Prescott and Shelsley Walsh.
Although we now focus more on racing we still hold various hillclimb and sprint course class records including Prescott, Wiscombe, Gurston, MIRA, Curborough, Debden, Colerne and Bentwaters.