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why don't you just do the circuit rounds of sprinting - or there is a new Vintage & Classic Time Attack series which is a blend of both and in the standard classes you can compete with a Speed licence not a Race lincense which keeps thinks simple and cheap.

The circuits available through the Techniques Speed Championship depending on the annual selection:

Croft
TyCroes
Loton Park

Silverstone's Stowe circuit
Goodwood
Brands Hatch

The Techniques Speed Championship looks interesting. I presume that my car will fall into Class 10d. I have been getting my Nat B upgrade form signed so all I need to do is send off to upgrade it for up to 4L.

I think that a roll bar will be a must do, and then I may need to think about front brake upgrade which looks as if allowed in 10d.

Maybe next year, I will look into it a bit more. Thanks

Roll-bar defo - don't worry about anything else. You only need a basic £24 Speed national b to take part.

I thought if it came under the MSA then you had to have the upgraded licence for over 2L?

Nope that only applies to Non road going racing and sports libra cars.

You are ok to compete on a Speed National B.

Ok that makes sense, the blue book can be confusing, more confusing for us as the MR2 is still roadworthy but in Modified Production.

Adrian the die is set - you look likely to be shelling out money tweaking stuff as it gets a hold of your mind and your wallet.

The die set even more judging by his drives up the hill at Prescott today

No that's the point, with the SpeedMog all I need is a roll bar I am off, and because the way it is set up with classes for each type of car it gives everyone a sporting chance. If you want to spend shed loads then you can but as you get quicker it will become harder to beat other classes, if you see what I mean. I could upgrade brakes in Class 10d but not so sure that will be needed on a sprint or hill climb, maybe or maybe not, I would have to see.