Life Members
Les Thomas
Pam Thomas
Colin Golesworthy
Jeff Sims
Geoff Blennerhassett
Ken Vincent
Paul Barfoot
Alan Warner
The Club was formed in 1980 and the objectives of the Club are:
The organisation of events to cater for older racing motor cycles in Western Australia and to promote historic motor sport.
The Club is affiliated with the controlling body of motor cycle sport Motorcycling WA (MWA).
All events conducted by the Club are done so under the authority or MWA and the General Competition Rules (GCRs) of Motorcycling Australia. Membership is open to anyone interested in historic motor cycles.
Ownership of an eligible machine is not a prerequisite.
The Club normally conducts five to 8 events per annum between February/March and October/November, including a State Championship that is held towards the end of the racing season.
Food and refreshments are available during the day at events and events usually conclude with a presentation of awards & a sausage sizzle with drinks.
The Club also conducts tuning days in conjunction with the Motor Cycle Racing Club. These practice days allow members who hold an MAWA competition licence the opportunity to test their machines.
If you want to start competing you will need to attend a minimum of one, preferably two, tuning days prior to an observed licence test.
MAWA competition licence applications and more information about obtaining a licence are available from the Secretary.
During the year the Club holds social club runs that are a great opportunity to have fun, get the cobwebs out of the bikes and meet fellow members.
Club
(General) meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month at the Old
Caversham Racetrack (Harrow Road, Caversham- see link for map on homepage)
at 8 pm.
The format for the evening is firstly a general meeting, to keep members informed
of club business, and proposed events, and decision made by the Committee.
The evening concludes with a buy and sell section and a raffle. Meetings are
short and an effort is made to keep them informative and interesting and open
to the membership for comments.
They also provide the perfect venue to discuss historic motor cycle sport
with fellow club members.
If you do not want to race a historic motor cycle, you are more than welcome
to help the Club run events.
Many members assist as Officials in various capacities and it is an ideal
way to get close to the action and meet the riders and members.
Membership entitles the member to enter HCMC events (Competitor Members only),
voting rights etc.
Members also receive the monthly Club newsletter reporting on events and with
informative news about the Club, social activities, Race Day Reports, For
Sale/Wanted section and officials reports.
Membership Fees:
Annual Competitor Membership: $80
Annual Associate Membership (non-competitor): $40
Require
Posted newsletter fee: $10
(Email version is free)