Within all classes every effort has been made to ensure that cars of similar performance are grouped together.

As the manufacturers have gone to a lot of trouble making accurate miniatures the Club endeavours to allocate models to the Class/Series for which they were designed.

An alternative body may be substituted providing it fits the class requirements and must be to scale i.e., no ‘handling’ or womp out of scale models permitted. However, all the interior fittings from the donor model must go into the replacement, no lightweight substitutes allowed. Within fair and reasonable tolerances, members are encouraged to attempt to model a 1:1 scale race-car that fits that particular class including period race livery.

New release cars will not be eligible to race as they become available until the model's performance has been ascertained. Class allocation will be on the basis of performance.

New release cars may not race at the same meeting at which they are classified.

There are 18 racing classes divided into three groups of six and although we do not officially have workshopping in the calendar there is always time and opportunity to discuss R & D, tuning and just messing around on race nights.