How to Enter

The 27th April 2013 Aintree Sprint is full. Please ring the entries secretary on 07947 611478  to check for late availability if you still wish to enter this event.

We are still accepting entries for June & September Aintree Sprints.

There  are two ways of sending in your entry for an Aintree sprint:-

1. Enter & Pay with our new secure on-line system:

You need to read the  Aintree Sprint Regulations 2013 first as, by entering, you are agreeing to comply with them.
This version of the Regs is for use use with the online entry form and has no entry forms attached.

To claim the Liverpool Motor Club member’s discount on-line you first need to join the Club. Please complete the online membership application form here:- Membership – Join Us.  Then return to this page and go to the on-line entry form by clicking the button at the bottom of this page for the event(s) that you are entering.

As PayPal charge us  for each payment we receive, non-members will pay a total of £102.00, and members will pay £99.00 to enter on-line. We are not making a profit on entries made this way, merely covering the PayPal charge.

We have made it even easier to complete the entry forms. If you wish, you can now enter more than one sprint at the same time, without having to input all your details again, so please ensure that you tick the correct box(es) at the end of the on-line form for the sprints you wish to enter.

To enter online now, please click on the BUTTON at the bottom of this page.

Why enter on-line? Enter on-line & you will avoid the risk of postal loss or delays, you will receive immediate confirmation of receipt of your entry, & you don’t need a stamp or envelope!

2. Enter By post:

Download and read the, 2013 Aintree Sprint Regulations inc all entry forms.
This is the postal version and includes the same regulations as above plus all 3 entry forms.

Complete the entry form on your PC  for the event(s) you are entering before printing & signing them and posting them to us, together with your payment. This is not as quick as you are relying totally on the postal service. If you are reading this, you must have internet access, so why not use our on-line service to make sure we receive your application as quickly as possible  -  it is secure and available 24/7.

To claim the Liverpool Motor Club member’s discount, you need to join the Club by using our Membership Application Form . You can complete it on your computer before printing and signing it and posting it to us with a separate cheque for £10.00.  If you are entering all three Aintree Sprints, your total discount almost pays for your membership….. enter a track day as well, and you are making a profit!

To download the forms you’ll need the latest version of Adobe Reader. If you haven’t already got this, you can download it free from Adobe’s website.

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Requirement for towing points:
As per the MSA’s Blue Book (All classes), cars shall have suitable towing point(s) clearly identified and suitably marked using a contrasting colour. accessible from the front & rear.  A point on the roll hoop will generally suffice for open single seater and open sports racing cars.

Our sprints comply with the North & Midland Recommended Classes and Clarifications
In order to clarify the vagaries of the Blue Book and to bring into use a common set of speed classes, LMC lead a team in 2009 to review the current rules and develop a set of standard classes for Speed events. Our aim was to encourage new competitors to the sport with easily understood descriptions of a Standard Road Car whilst making the rules clearer for existing competitors and scrutineers. Since 2009, the clarifications have been further refined following feedback from competitors.
Who is using these classes?
With very few exceptions, all clubs in the North West, North East and Midlands use the classes listed.  Some organisers add extra classes or amalgamate classes to accommodate local practice. The structure is voluntary so whilst we have requested that all clubs/championships keep to the same class numbering system, we cannot compel them to do so. If you find a club or championship that is not using the new structure, why not strongly suggest to the organisers that it would be a good idea for them to adopt it, for the good of all competitors?

We understand that the only clubs in the North & Midlands that are not using our clarifications are Wigton MC and those with events at Prescott, Shelsley & Loton Park.

To enter a sprint on-line please click on the button above

Or if the button doesn’t show, Click Here 

Don’t forget, if you are also taking part in events in addition to those at Aintree, you could be eligible for an award by joining the Chester & Liverpool Motor Clubs’ Speed Championship – the Best in the North West!

last update: 15/4/2013