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We welcome staff and students from Loughborough College, including lecturers Alex Fletcher and Gary Cock, who will participate in student-built cars. Having both excelled in the BTRDA Rally Cross Championship in student built cars. Collaborating with educational institutions offers students a unique racing experience through Equipe Classic Racing. They are preparing 2 x MGZR170 to compete in the Equipe MG Cup this season.

Our grid’s diversity ensures competitive racing under fair regulations.
To find out more email joinus@mgcup.com
This iconic F1 circuit offers a thrilling combination of high-speed straights mixed with technical corners, making it a favourite among drivers and spectators alike. The excitement is not just limited to the races themselves but extends to the entire event atmosphere, where racing enthusiasts gather to celebrate their shared passion. Equipe Classic Racing will be at the Summer Trophy at Zandvoort, Circuit Zandvoort is known as a true ‘Old School’ circuit, with fast and challenging curves formed by the natural dunes. With a track length of 4.3 kilometres, Circuit Zandvoort.
The Equipe MG Cup includes a 40-minute pit stop race on Friday, November 11th, and another on Saturday, November 12th. The format includes two 20-minute qualifying sessions and two 40-minute races. The fee is £1195 for a single driver or £1395 for two drivers. Alternatively, you can do 1 day at £695 one driver and 795 two drivers. Register and reserve your spot, and of course it includes the legendary beech party included!
Entries are open for rounds 5 & 6 of the Equipe MG Cup, heading to the home of UK Motorsport Silverstone Grand Prix circuit. One of a few clubs that still hold a weekend at this magnificent circuit.
Some of the cars Class D MGZR190 on Slicks, Class C Tomcat Turbo and Class C MGZR190 on Toyo’s, it’s about diversity across the grid.
Experience the Equipe way of racing with hospitality for drivers including lunch, a card of cracking races and not cramped in and against the clock. With 60 minutes track time over 2 days making this a favorite with our drivers.
The Silverstone Grand Prix circuit offers a thrilling blend of high-speed straights and challenging corners, making it a true test for any racing enthusiast. Whether you’re a seasoned racer or a newcomer to the sport, this event promises not just a race, but an unforgettable experience. So gear up and get ready to join us for an electrifying weekend of motorsport excitement.
Great news we have our own race around Silverstone Grand Prix Historic layout….. If you would like to join us for this event drop us a line joinus@mgcup.com
The Silverstone Grand Prix circuit offers a thrilling blend of high-speed straights and challenging corners, making it a true test for any racing enthusiast. Whether you’re a seasoned racer or a newcomer to the sport, this event promises not just a race, but an unforgettable experience. So gear up and get ready to join us for an electrifying weekend of motorsport excitement.
A chance to see all the Equipe series in action and experience the Equipe way of racing. With hospitality for drivers including lunch, a card of cracking races with stunning cars and that’s just the MG’s. With 60 minutes track time over 2 days making this a favorite with our drivers. #joinus@mgcup.com
Class D front runner Rhys Higginbotham set the Equipe MG Cup pace in qualifying with his ZR190, the Metro of Matt Payne in the Invitation Class sharing the front row. The pair were right together at the end of lap one, the MGB of Peter Bramble two seconds further back with Mark Wright’s MGF Cup, from the fourth row of the grid, in fourth.
Higginbotham eased clear lap by lap, although Payne closed in in the latter laps as the pair lapped back markers, before ceding time on the final lap and having to settle for second behind the flying leader. Bramble was a secure third in his class D MGB, while Terry Loxton, who had slipped to fifth early on, took fourth in his MG Montego. Class A honours went to John Cadwell marking his MG Cup debut in style with Class C fronted by Simon Lowery.
The win put Higginbottom on pole for the second 20-minute race, but a great start from the fourth row by Wright saw Higginbottom followed across the line at the end of lap one by the MGF. Wright held on until lap three, Simon Lowery going past in his ZS180 and quickly followed through by Loxton.
The lead pair pulled clear of the rest, Higginbottom taking his second win with Lowery second at the end, Loxton third, Payne had tumbled down the order on the opening lap in his Metro, coming though 11th, but recovered to be back in fourth by lap six, the leaders already out of reach. This time Class A was headed by Mark Wright with Nich Ashman taking the Class B win.
Rounds 3 and 4 MG Cup are over, what a weekend and great racing was had by all in brilliant sunshine. A battle of attrition with four cars suffering engine and gearbox issues.
Race 3
Podium
1st Place Rhys Higginbotham Class D MGZR190
2nd Place Matthew Payne Class I ROVER METRO 1.8 GTI
3rd Place Peter Bramble Class D MGB ROADSTER
Class C
1st in class Simon Lowery MGZS180
Class B
1st in class Terry Loxton MG MONTEGO ESTATE
2nd in class Nick Ashman MGZR170
3rd in class Tim Shearman MGZR170
Class A
1st in class Brian Caudwell MGZR160
2nd in class Mark Wright MGF VVC
3rd in class Peter Davies MGF VVC
Round 4
Podium
1st Place Rhys Higginbotham Class D MGZR190
2nd Place Simon Lowery MGZS180
3rd Place Terry Loxton MG MONTEGO ESTATE
Class D
1st in class Peter Bramble MGB ROADSTER
Class B
1st in class Nick Ashman MGZR170
2nd in class Gee Boggs MGZS180
3rd in class Tim Shearman MGZR170
Class A
1st in class Mark Wright MGF VVC
2nd in class Brian Caudwell MGZR160
3rd in class Andy Butcher MGZR120
Trophies are award under MSUK rules 3,5,7 finishers in class gets 1st, 2nd, 3rd (no one wants to be first in class if you the only runner in class) With podium trophies for the first 3 cars over the line, then class positions calculated from 4th Position.
Next round is Silverstone Grand Prix circuit on the 7th and 8th June.