Magnificent Sevens

The Magnificent Sevens races series will be run to sporting regulations as laid out by the Classic Sports Car Club.

The Magnificent Seven race series is for all Caterham / Lotus Seven type cars such as Westfields, Dax, Tigers, Strykers and Locosts, as deemed acceptable by the Classic Sport Car Club Magnificent Seven race coordinator and Classic Sports Car Club officials.

Following the standard CSCC series format the races are run over forty minutes and include a mandatory pit-stop, so that two drivers may share a car (and costs). Two drivers may enter as a team in two cars in order to keep costs down even further for people who don't want to do (and pay for) more than a 20 minute race or share their car.

Run in four classes, based on engines size, type and induction system everyone has a chance to come out on top.

All outright race-winning cars will have a 30-second timed pit-lane penalty during the driver change window when it next enters a race. Subsequent wins will incur an extra 30-second penalty. These penalties to remain throughout the season.

We welcome queries about eligibility of cars intending to race in this Series.

Magnificent Sevens provisional dates for 2010:

Sponsors

As a result of an excellent first season in the CSCC's Gold Arts Magnificent Seven's, the series has attracted an increase in sponsorship from Gold Arts, as well as support by Davies Maintenance for the 2010 season.

This increase will be given directly back to the competitors in the form of race entry discounts and two full sets of tyres.

Draws will be held at the series’ award ceremony at each race meeting and at the Annual Dinner Dance.

The Gold Arts draw will be held at each Race meeting’s award ceremony and will be for a £65 discount off their next race entry fee for the first two names out of the hat. In order to win, the names drawn must be present and designate for which meeting they will use their discount. Names picked out of the hat are allowed only one prize during the season.
Gold Arts, as in 2009, will also provide a silver cup and two watches at the end of season award ceremony.

The Davies Maintenance tyre draw will be held twice during the 2010 season. The first draw will take place at Oulton Park and only competitors who have competed in the first four races will be eligible. The second draw will be conducted at the Annual Dinner Dance held at the end of the 2010 season. Only competitors who have competed in all the remaining races in the 2010 season and attend the Annual Dinner Dance will be eligible. The winners will receive a set of tyres as agreed with Davies Maintenance.

On behalf of the CSCC and all of the Gold Arts Magnificent Seven competitors I thank both Gold Arts and Davies Maintenance for their support of the series in 2010.

Peter French, Coordinator Gold Arts Magnificent Sevens.

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Series Co-ordinator:
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