As the season moves inevitably towards a climax the penultimate meeting for the CNC Heads Sports and Saloon Car Championship is on Anglesey this weekend. As has become the norm this season a full grid on the Coastal circuit will turn out on Saturday morning.

Simon Allaway surged into the lead of the CNC Heads Sports and Saloon Championship by taking another double win at Donington Park at the 'Convoy in the Park' meeting. A fantastic over-subscribed entry took to the picturesque circuit and they all entertained the big crowd royally.

This weekend sees the annual visit of the CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Car Championship to Donington for the 'Convoy in the Park' Truck meeting. All ther class and title challenges will be out to consolidate their Championship positions.

At the last meeting of the CNC Heads Sports and Saloon Car Championship at Oulton Park Paul Rotheroe won the prestigious Dave Simpson Trophy

The Championship returned to Oulton Park on the 5th July and provided excellent races for those watching rather than GP Qualifying. Simon won overall twice to close in on Paul Rotheroe for the overall lead in the Championship. Other class winners included, Jamie Cryer, Alex Modro, Ric Wood, Carl Bennett, Matt Hibbert and Jonathan Lee. Although Rotheroe missed out on a double he did take home the Dave Simpson trophy

This weekend sees the half way point of the season with a full grid and currently 5 reserves. Paul Rotheroe will be out to improve his lead in the Championship.

For the second year in succession Steven Parker took the Cam Forbes Trophy by the smallest margin of 0.008 seconds in the tie-breaker. Runner up was newcomer Louie Dobson. Congratulations go to both Steven and Louie.

Whilst Simon Allaway took a double win on the island of Anglesey, Paul Rotheroe took three class wins, playing his Joker meant that he came away with a clear lead in the Championship. Other class wins went to Ben Roberts, Bod Buckby, Carl Bennett, Garry Wardle, Rob Wakelin and Chris Roberts.

This weekend sees the first of two visits to the beautiful Ty Croes circuit on Anglesey for the CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Car Championship. There is an excellent entry of 36 cars. In addition to the CNC Heads we have the factory Caterhams joining us for numerous races over both days.

The opening rounds of the 2025 CNC Heads Sports & Saloon Car Championship saw Simon Allaway and Chris Roberts both come away with two overall victories at Oulton Park. Other class winners were Paul Rotheroe with two and single wins for Ben Roberts, Deri Davies, Helen Allen and Jonathan Lee.

Almost 50 entrants for the CNC Heads Sports & Saloon Car Championship head to Oulton Park this weekend for the first double header of the year. All the main protagonists from 2024 are back to do battle again with the most newcomers in a single round ever. Come along to watch 4 races this weekend as the entry is split, Classes A, B & G do battle together with Classes C, D, E & F in separate races.

The winners of the CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Car Annual Trophies were announced at the end of season Presentation Dinner Dance, the Real Night Out. These were the David Gledhill Driver of the Year trophy, the Spirit of the Championship salver and the Jock Sinclair Newcomer of the Year. Details of the winners can be found by following the link below.

Registrations are now being accepted for the 42nd running of the CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Championship. The Centre welcomes back for the 18th season CNC Heads as main sponsor for the Championship. In addition Car Service Packs will be joining us for a 5th season. Early registrations include the first three overall from 2024 and most of the class winners. Draft regulations on the CNC Heads pages on this site.

Following the fact that the Championship can no longer visit Croft in September next year we have arranged a replacement meeting at Anglesey on the 30th/31st August. This will be a triple header meeting rather than the double header at Croft. This results in a 14 round championship.

Following the completion of the 2024 season, the 41st for the Championship, Peter Scherer has produced his excellent review of the year, access this by using the link below.