Following Motor Racing Legends announcement last week that they have taken over the responsibility for managing and promoting the AMOC Racing programme for 2017 and beyond. This week the 2017 Entry forms & regulations have been released.

Entry Forms for all AMOC Racing race series, and registration forms for the AMOC Intermarque Championship and the Aston Martin GT Challenge are all now available to download from their new website. Please note the domain name is now: www.amocracing.com 

AMOC-Racing also outlined how the 2017 season is going to work:

AMOC Intermarque Championship & Aston Martin GT Challenge 
For three of this year’s six rounds we will be separating the Intermarque and GT Challenge races (Oulton Park, Snetterton and Brands Hatch). All rounds of the Intermarque Championship will be run for 45 minutes. Where the GT Challenge has a separate race, this will be run for 50 minutes.

Innes Ireland Trophy and AMOC 50s Sports Cars
These two series will be run as separate races going forward. The 50s Sports cars will revert to a 30-minute, single driver format; and the Innes Ireland – for Pre ’66 GT and Touring Cars – will run as a 45-minute, two driver race.

The AMOC 50s Sports Cars will continue to incorporate the Vredestein JEC XK Challenge into the race, as has happened very successfully for the past five years. The 50s Sports cars will run at all four of our own meetings this year – Oulton Park, Snetterton, Brands Hatch and Silverstone.

The Innes Ireland Trophy will run at three of our meetings – Oulton Park, Snetterton and Brands Hatch

Pre-War Team Challenge and St John Horsfall Memorial Trophy
The Pre-War Team Challenge will consist of three rounds this year – Oulton Park, Brands Hatch and Silverstone. Each race will be 20 minutes, and will run as a ‘staggered start’ handicap race. We will revert to the old format of teams of three cars which worked so well for many years.

The Silverstone round will include the St John Horsfall Memorial Race for pre-War Aston Martins.