Classic Vintage & Modern Racing Club of Jersey
Frequently Asked Questions
The Classic Vintage & Modern Racing Club of Jersey (CVMRC) is a motorsport club for enthusiasts of classic, vintage and modern vehicles — both cars and motorcycles — who enjoy competitive sprint and hillclimb events, social gatherings and shared passion for motorsport
Our competitive sprint and hillclimb events run under the regulations of:
♦ Motorsport UK (MSUK) — for car competitions, and
♦ Auto-Cycle Union (ACU) — for motorcycle competitions.
All competitors must adhere to the relevant sporting and safety regulations set by these governing bodies
Entry forms for each event (cars and bikes) are available online via the club website when entries open. Links and submission information are published in advance for each event.
Fees, deadlines, and class eligibility are detailed in the regulations for each event.
All competitive events operate under strict safety controls in line with ACU and Motorsport UK regulations. This includes vehicle eligibility scrutineering, protective gear requirements, marshal teams, emergency response cover and road closures where applicable.
Competitors are reminded that motorsport carries inherent risks and must comply with all safety instructions from officials.
General club meetings are typically held on the last Wednesday of each month, starting at 7.30pm at a local venue (often the St Helier Yacht Club).
These meetings are open to members and provide a forum for planning events, discussing club matters and socialising
We organise a range of racing events throughout the year, including:
♦ Motorsport Events
Short, timed speed events usually held on closed public roads Time-trial style competitions up hill courses such as Westmount, Mont Pinel and Greve de Lecq and flat out sprints like the Victoria Avenue course.
♦ Social & Club Events
We organise social events for a drive outs around the island giving members the opportunity to connect over their shared passions and use their cars and bikes for pleasure.
Competitors must hold a current Motorsport UK licence (for cars) or an ACU licence (for bikes) to enter sprint and hillclimb events.
We welcome a wide range of vehicles — from classic and vintage models to modern performance machines — as long as they meet the eligibility criteria set out in the event regulations.
Most CVMRC-organised competitive events have free spectator access at the venue.
Check event-specific information on social media for details ahead of your visit.
Anyone with an interest in classic, vintage or modern motorsport can join the CVMRC. Membership details and application forms can be found on the club’s website. Membership includes:
♦ Eligibility to participate in club events.
♦ Invitations to meetings and social activities.
♦ Opportunities to engage with fellow enthusiasts.
For questions about membership, events or competition details, you can contact the CVMRC via the contact details provided on the club’s website or you can press on the button bellow
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