This Month: Behind the Scenes At Car SOS • Oxted Trimming • Ecoboost Conversion • Finance Report • Seven People: Rod Thonger• The Long Road to Blyton • 60th Anniversary News and Much More Lowflying is currently with the printers and should be dispatched towards members around 6th June.
The first of the club's two annual outings to Curborough Sprint course took place on Sunday 14th May. FTD and class 6 win went to Mark Durrant in his Hayabusa powered car. Full results can be found in the Competitors Area Curborough Standard 2017.pdf. ESV manager Dave took plenty of photos which can be found here: https://flic.kr/s/aHskX7GvoC
The Club is delighted to announce that a searchable on-line archive of the Club's award winning magazine Lowflying is now available. Thanks are due to Stephen Hubbard for the scanning and indexing of the magazines and to Roger Ford for building the database and search engine. The archive can be found here: http://lowflying.lotus7.club/ Happy searching!
The club had a great weekend at Blyton Park with the beginners track day on Friday and a full club track-day on Saturday. ESV manager Dave took lots of photos. Blyton Park Novice Day (1) https://flic.kr/s/aHskUshBS5 Blyton Park Track Day (2) https://flic.kr/s/aHskZesgSf
This Month: Car SOS • Sevens and Sixes • Following the Tyre Tracks of the Greats • Seven Serendipity • MT Blog • 60th Anniversary News • News and Events • Fridge Door • Online Archive Lowflying is currently with the printers and should be dispatched towards members around 9th May.
Urgent Request – Volunteers needed to help the running of our 60th Anniversary celebrations! The success of an event like this inevitably depends on a significant number of volunteers. Whilst we have been encouraging local area groups to sign up for different activities over the weekend, we also welcome help from any members who will be present. Main support needed includes marshalling the driving events and helping with registration and parking. It needn’t be onerous – we are looking to book volunteers from just 2hr slots over the weekend – it’s also a great way to meet other members and generally great fun! If you are able to help out, please email 60th@lotus7.club
This month: The Camera Never Lies • Going Low • Farewell to a True Legend • Seven People: Mike Biddle • Gears to Go • Postcard from Picos • Club News and Events • Fridge Door Lowflying is currently with the printers and should be dispatched to members around 7th April
This Month: You’re Never Alone with a Seven • MT Blog: James Batchelor • Replacing a rear wing • Silverstone Classic • R400 Bodywork Refresh • Novice Track Day • Fridge Door • Club News And Events Inserts: Blyton Park Track Days and Dunsfold Handling Day Lowflying is currently with the printers and should be dispatched to members around 9th March
Settled into the reassuringly-tight confines of the seat, hands loosely placed upon the small steering wheel, gazing down the louvered bonnet. Surely, there can’t be many Seven owners who at this point, haven’t wondered what it would be like to drive to the start line, and compete in a motorsport event of some kind. Ladies and gentlemen, wonder no more. Introduction to Sprinting 2017 will allow you to experience the anticipation, excitement and thrills of competing in a sprint or hill climb event, driving your own car and riding with experienced sprinters.Taking place at Curborough in Staffordshire, the spiritual home of the club’s Speed Championship, we aim to tempt you to join in and explore the ultimate capability of yourself and your car. You will learn the techniques for safe competitive driving, and try them out on track, as well as finding out about the simple preparation and equipment required. Taking place at Curborough in Staffordshire, the spiritual home of the club’s Speed Championship, we aim to tempt you to join in and explore the ultimate capability of yourself and your car. You will learn the techniques for safe competitive driving, and try them out on track, as well as finding out about the simple preparation and equipment required.
This event usually takes place every two years, in March; the earlier date has been chosen to give more time to budget and plan to compete in 2018. To provide maximum track time, numbers will be limited, so to secure your place, book now. Entry fee is £59 which includes food. Bookings can be made online here. Safety requirements are the same as for club track days - Your car will need to have a an FIA or track day roll bar and you will need a helmet. More details here or contact Graham Howard (grhmhoward@gmail.com) or Paul Collins (paulsixwen@hotmail.com) .
This month: 60th Anniversary Update • Model Cars • Nelson Ledges 24hrs • French Connection • General Secretary’s Blog • Back to the Future • Fridge Door • News and Local Events Lowflying is currently with the printers and should be dispatched towards members around 9th Feb.