Historic Hot Rods at High Wycombe raceway run on a Tuesday night on an Oval track. The Hot rods are 12th scale Mardave V12s  using ABS shell which replicates a car raced before 1990 lots of shells available such as MK1 & Mk2 Escorts, Ford 105e Anglia, Toyota Starlet, Hillman Imp, Golf GTI & Minis ETC. The Class is all about bring back the golden age of  hotrods when George Polly & Barry Lee Graced the short circuit since back in the 70s & 80s.

Hotrod BRCA Rules apply to this class with the additions. You must run a Period Shell made of ABS.

Graham Coles in Escort with Barry Lee Livery	The Legend that is Barry Lee on his Burton Engineering Escort
Andrew Lawrence Ford Capri	Dan Martin with a Starlet in Andy Harris Livery
Historic Hot rod Line up on the WRCC oval	George Polly in his infamous Ford Anglia
Classic Hotrod Race from the 70s	Dan Martin & Kev Williams in RS2000
Historic Anglia from Bovingdon.	Historic Escort from Bovingdon
Graham Coles shows damage after hitting the infield at pace completely wiping out the front of his escort.	Kevin Williams putting a wheel back on his RS2000 in one of the heats.

Historic Formula 2 Stockcars

British stockcar racing started in the 1950's.  It was a cheaper way for the working man to get into motorsport.  Pre and post-war small cars were used, for example Ford Model Y's from the 1930's, Ford Populars, Austin Sevens and Fiat Topolinos.    The chassis were boxed to give them strength and front, rear and side nudge bars were added. As the sport rapidly became popular rules and regulations were drawn up to keep building the cars fair and evenly matched engine sizes (usually 1172cc side valve flatheads).

WRCC has now developed this formula which is raced on Tuesday evenings from 7.30pm.  Mardave has produced a 1/12th scale kit which can be purchased online direct, or from the Club Shop. The historic formula 2's run along side the the popular Hot Rods from the early 1970's.  So you will see and can also race Ford Anglias and Mk1 Escorts racing around the oval track.

So come along and have some cheap fun, as did the pioneers from the golden years of stockcar and hot rod racing.

Spare part and advice are available from the club.  For the F2 stockcars there is a £30 limit on an electronic speed controller, however mechanical speedos can, and are, used.  All body shells are made from ABS plastic.