The Paul's, Rose and Dobson, each took an overall win at the opening meeting of the year at Cadwell Park at the beginning of July. The class wins were taken by Rose & Andy Bicknell (A), Dobson (B), Danny Bird (C), Garry Wardle & Ric Wood (D), Jamie Cryer (E) and Gus Carter (F). Jamie Cryer played his joker won his class twice with fastest laps and consequently came away with maximum points and the championship lead.

The BARC (NW Centre) is pleased to announce that the CNC Heads Championship is up and running for the 37th season in 2020. The championship returns with few changes from the well established and successful format of recent years. We are also please to welcome CNA Heads and owner Ric Wood as sponsors for the thirteenth year, their support is linked directly to our strength. Full details and registration forms can be found on the CNC Heads page.

The 36th running of the CNC Heads Championship saw Robert Burkinshaw take the Championship with some ease from Paul Dobson and Danny Bird who were not separated by points but a fastest lap in a dropped score round gave Paul the runners up slot.

At the last event at Oulton Park at the end of October both races were won by Paul Dobson in his Mazda engined Locost 7, however the Championship was won by Robert Burkinshaw in hid Honda Integra. The runner up places overall in the Championship went to Paul Dobson and Danny Bird, with bot on the same points it required count back to split them in favour of Paul.

This Saturday sees the final two rounds of the CNC Heads Championship in Oulton Park. There are still many things to be decided and all the combatants are out on the over-subscribed 38 car grid. Come along and support your favourite driver.

At the recent Anglesey meeting Mark de Spong was awarded the Cam Forbes Trophy for advancing the most from practice in the first two rounds. Dawn Forbes was present to make the presentation.

Danny Bird in his rapid Spire took all three race wins at our second meeting of the year at Trac Mon on Anglesey. He had to fight hard with fellow Class C runner David Harvey who had some mechanical issues. Rob Burkinshaw took maximum points from Class E, including his joker and barring major disaster at Oulton will take the title.

This weekend sees the penultimate BARC (NW) race meeting at the picturesque Trac Mon circuit on Anglesey. The CNC Heads championship will be run over three races with over 30 cars entered. In addition the Cam Forbes Trophy will be presented to the driver improving positions the most from practice to race.

Danny Winstanley continued on from his Oulton win to take the first race in changeable conditions. However, mechanical gremlins meant he retired from race two and Luke Armiger took the overall spoils in this race. The event saw a capacity 40 car grid for the first race during which there were mny spins in the treacherous conditions - though only one damaged car! Rob Burkinshaw consolidated his overall championship lead with Paul Dobson moving into third position behind Dave Harvey.

First time out in the Championship, Danny Winstanley, takes an easy win at the latest round. Danny led home Dave Harvey and Paul Dobson. Robert Burkinshaw won his class again to retain his overall championship lead from Harvey and Danny Bird. Other class winners were Jon Woolfitt, Garry Wardle and David Green. Dave Harvey took the prestigeous Dave Simpson Memorial Trophy for the second time in three years.