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Results & Report for the June 2025 Barbon Hillclimb
Results for the June 2025 Barbon hillclimb
Awards list for the June 2025 Barbon Hillclimb
Report for the June 2025 Barbon hillclimb
Entry List for June 2025 (Note: not all competitors started).
The latest scores in the Liverpool Motor Club Speed Championship are available on the Championship website, here:
https://www.speedchampionship.com
Results and Report for 31st May Aintree Sprint
Results for the 31st May Aintree Sprint
Practice times 31st May (Unofficial)
Timekeeper’s data log including 64ft times and speed trap (for info only, not part of the official results)
Report for the 31st May Aintree Sprint (and previous events too)
The latest scores in the Liverpool Motor Club Speed Championship are available on the Championship website, here:
https://www.speedchampionship.com
The results for all our sprint & hillclimb events over the years can be found HERE
Class records for all Aintree sprints since 2018 are HERE
Not much time left to join the 2025 LMC Speed Championship!
Registrations will close on 1st July.
Will you join us?
For more info and to register, click here:- www.speedchampionship.com
Page updated 4/6/2025
Volunteer Competition Secretary STILL Needed – can you help?
Situation Vacant – Competition Secretary
We are still looking for a volunteer to take on the role of Competition Secretary.
The role isn’t particularly time-consuming but is vital to ensure we attract sufficient competitors to make our events financially viable. Most of the early season work for 2025 is already done, so why not give something back to your sport by helping your club for the rest of the year?
The role involves:
- Contacting other championships, inviting them to include our sprints and hillclimbs as qualifying rounds of their championships (4 events)
- Contacting other clubs to invite their members to take part in our sprints & hillclimbs (4 events)
- Obtaining copies of the MSUK permits from those championships that have accepted our invitations
- Emailing our event results to participating championships (4 events)
- Updating the LMC Committee monthly with progress
The volunteer is not required to attend events and everything can be done remotely, almost entirely by email.
David Drucker, the retiring Championship Secretary, is happy to guide the new volunteer throughout the first year.
The volunteer is not obliged to attend Committee meetings either, though we would welcome them to become a committee member if they were interested in getting further involved with running the Club.
For further information (without obligation) or to volunteer, please contact David Drucker or LMC Chairman, John Harden via our Contact Us page.
updated 23/1/2025
Well done – you’ve raised over £8,000 for North West Air Ambulance charity!
Thank You!
By adding a donation to your entry fee for our events at Aintree, plus the raffle held at our annual awards ‘do’ in November, we have passed on to the North West Air Ambulance Charity the magnificent sum of £8,000 over the past few years. (We send the full amount of your donations, the Club covers all payment charges.)
The charity is funded entirely by donations and doesn’t receive any financial support from the government or local authorities. It is extremely grateful to have received your donations.
Here’s a note of thanks from the Charity regional fundraiser:-
December 2024
Dear John and everyone at Liverpool Motor Club,
I wanted to personally thank you and everyone at the Liverpool Motor Club for your incredible ongoing support. With your latest fundraising efforts for 2024 (£1,225), you’ve helped raise an astounding total of £8,175 for your local air ambulance. This generosity allows us to continue flying to save lives across the North West region, 365 days a year.
Because of you all, the North West Air Ambulance Charity is able to fly the most advanced medical crew and equipment to people when and where they need it the most. In 2023, we responded to 406 incidents in Merseyside alone. We bring the hospital to the patient and can provide surgical interventions, blood transfusions, and deliver lifesaving procedures at the roadside to increase the chance of survival and make a lifesaving difference.
Many people in the North West would not be here today without the North West Air Ambulance Charity, and we are only here because of people like you. We receive no government or NHS funding to carry out the vital life-saving work that we do, and we must raise over £18m to operate and attend the 3,000 incidents we are called to each year.
On behalf of our crew, and the patients whose lives you’ve helped save — thank you. Your support is truly invaluable.
Best wishes,
Rhianna McDermott
Regional Fundraiser
If you are interested in finding out more about the work we do across the North West and how your money is making a difference, please visit www.nwairambulance.org.uk or follow us on social media.