Streetly Motor Club

FAQ

We meet on the first and third Wednesday of each month, in one of the meeting rooms at the Castle Hotel in Tamworth. 

Competition membership: £10
Social membership: £5 (for non-competitive members)

Streetly Motor Club members receive regular (typically quarterly) news magazines (A5, 20 pages +). You also get a couple of nice stickers for your car.

All members may compete in "Closed to club" events organised by Streetly Motor Club.

Streetly Motor Club run their own championship, not only for competitors, but for social members as well.

Competition membership also includes a "Club Card" a prerequisite for an MSA Competition License.

Your Clubs General Secretary might have a number of application forms, if not, contact the Motor Sports Association (MSA) and request an "Application for Competition License" form. You can also down-load the application forms from the MSA's website.

By Post:

The Motor Sports Association
Motor Sports House
Riverside Park
Colnbrook
SL3 0HG

By Phone:

+44 (0)1753 765 000

On the web

http://www.msauk.org/

AA MOTOR CLUB MEMBERSHIP SCHEME

The AA have introduced a new breakdown service specifically for Motor Clubs, some highlights include:

• Discount to new members and members renewing through the scheme.
• Easy joining process by application form,
• The RAC, and the AA in the past, refuse to recover vehicles involved in ‘motorsport activity’, but this new scheme from the AA will cover any vehicle providing it is ‘road going’ and includes;
   • Recovery of trailers
   • Caravan recovery
   • Motorbike recovery
   • Recovery from reasonable ‘off road’ area e.g. will not come 10 miles into Hafren to get damaged rally car, but will recover if on or near public road.
   • Recovery from ‘paddock areas’
   • Up to 8 passengers including member

More information from your Club Treasurer

Compete - in single and multi-venue special stage rallies, from the local airfield, right up to internal tarmac events.

Service - a number of our members assist the competing crews by help keeping the cars in top fettle whilst on an event.

Marshal - a number of our members assist other clubs by marshalling on a rally stage, doing start/finish time control duties, even doing the results on some small, local events. We also have two members who are MSA authorised radio operators.

Socialise - Our club nights offer an opportunity for not so adventurous members to join in the social scene of a pint or two, or to show off their motorsport knowledge in a quiz, or compete at Scalextric or Play Station games.

Organise - Several of our members help organise and run events each year. These include roles such as Stage Commander, Clerk of the Course, Safety Officer, Chief Marshal or Stage Co-Ordinator.