Looking forward to seeing the pull start working.   I have mused about a design for a kick start in the past but the geometry has never quite come together.

This first post of this topic will be updated as and when information is received or becomes available.

DATE:  7/8th Aug 2026
VENUE: Brooklands Museum
STATUS:  Endorsed
 
DESCRIPTION:  We are incredibly privileged to have been invited to be part of the centenary celebrations of the first British Grand Prix at Brooklands Museum.  The plans for the day are still being worked on, but we know already that it is being supported by a number of F1 teams.   Entry is strictly for cyclekarts based on cars that raced (or intended to!) in the 1926 or 1927 Grand Prix.  The lists of entries to those races are attached below.   The results from 1926 make cyclekarts look reliable!

Period attire will be required and we're working with Brooklands re our display area.  The programme for the day is still being developed but the museum hopes to create an opportunity in what will be a packed programme, for some display laps for cyclekarts.

Set-up will be on 6/7 Aug with a preview event on Friday evening and the public ticketed event on Sat 8th.

Entries will be reviewed by the Museum before being accepted.  If you have a potentially eligible cyclekart and would like to be involved, please reply below and I will provide info about the next steps.

JURISDICTION:  Running under Brooklands jurisdiction and insurance.

EVENT SUPPORT ROLES:
Event Lead – Stefan Nahajski
Clerk of Course – Provided by Brooklands
Deputy Clerks of Course – Provided by Brooklands
Event Secretary(s) – TBC
Marshals/Timekeeper – Provided by Brooklands
Medical - Provided by Brooklands
Photographer and write up - TBC

EVENT REGULATIONS:  To be issued.

ENTRY FORM:  To be issued.

COSTS: TBC

CKGB ACTIVITIES:  TBC

OTHER COMMENTS:

SITE PLAN: To be issued.

ENTRY LIMITATIONS:  see description
 
ENTRANTS:  Please reply below if you have (or will have!) a potentially eligible cyclekart and would like to attend.

Non-CKGB event

Looks likely that Brooklands Museum will host us for a test and tune day on Sat 28th March.   Please reply here if you’re interested and I’ll let them know likely numbers.  It’s a smallish area so very much an opportunity for a start of season shakedown and tinker.

If you’re in the South East and not yet on the SE WhatsApp Group, drop a note here and you can get added.

People attending:
Stefan Nahajski
Mark Underdown
Andy Dunn
Max Cliff
Graham Appleyard and Lewis

We're having our Annual General Meeting and builders meet at the Coventry Transport Museum on Sat 11th April 2026.

Agenda:
Attached

Event Instructions:
Information about how to find the information, parking, accessibility, etc is on the Museum's website
https://www.transport-museum.com/visiting/default.aspx

Registration:
Please register to attend by replying to this topic with your full name.  For non-members/guests please add the word "GUEST" after your name.  Registration closes on 4th April.

Cost:
The is no charge for members to attend.  Non-members are very welcome and there is a cost of £10.  Guests/non-members can pay at https://pay.sumup.com/b2c/QUNVKD7X

Request to join AGM online (members):
Please register to attend the meeting via Teams by replying to this topic with your name following by the word "ONLINE".  Registration closes on 4th April.  We will only provide a link to join the meeting online if anyone has registered by 4th April.

Register
Stefan Nahajski
Jim Rawnsley
Tim Holdsworth (Cyclekart)
Tim Wheater
Glynn Evans
Mark Underdown
Rhys Nolan
Ed Powell
Ian Lang
Granville Nixon
Jim Tanner
Robert Mann
Jon Nixon
Terry Sanders
Jeff Heath (Online)
Andy Dunn
Jane Grimshaw
Les Murray
Charles Scott
Graham Hill
Chris Kaminski

Apologies
Duncan Drye
John Newell

This first post of this topic will be updated as and when information is received or becomes available.

DATE:  13th to 14th June 2026
VENUE: Brooklands Museum
STATUS:  National - Endorsed
 
DESCRIPTION:  Static display and dynamic displays on Brooklands start/finish straight and Test Hill.  Display run on Mercedes Benz Test Track Sunday only.

JURISDICTION:  Running under Brooklands jurisdiction and insurance.

EVENT SUPPORT ROLES:
Event Lead – Stefan Nahajski
Clerk of Course – Provided by Brooklands
Deputy Clerks of Course – Provided by Brooklands
Event Secretary(s) – TBC
Marshals/Timekeeper – Provided by Brooklands
Medical - Provided by Brooklands
Photographer and write up - TBC

EVENT REGULATIONS:  To be issued.

ENTRY FORM:  To be issued.

COSTS: The CKGB costs will be detailed on the Entry Form, and are expected to be £15 per cyclekart

CKGB ACTIVITIES:  Best Display and Spirit of Brooklands trophies

OTHER COMMENTS:
Period attire expected
NOTE: we hope that cyclekarts can be dropped off early on Fri from 12:00-17:00 (Campbell Gate) TBC


SITE PLAN: To be issued.

ENTRY LIMITATIONS:  TBC but probably around 30 cyclekarts
 
ENTRANTS:  Please can you give an early indication of entering by posting a % probability of entry, which will allow the club to gauge the amount of support required and finalise the entry fees.
If the number of entrants needs to be limited, then a list of "approved" entrants will be posted. Only APPROVED persons can submit an entry form.
Please indicate if you are can help with any of the event support roles.


100% Stefan Nahajski
100% Mark Underdown
100% Jim Rawnsley
100% Granville Nixon + Mellissa
100% Pred Hughes
100% Jeff Heath + mechanic
100% Jim Tanner
100% Tim Holdsworth
100% Ed Powell
100% Ian Fletcher + Gillian Pickup
100% samuelw77 - TBC
100% Terry Sanders
100% Ian Lang
100% Ian Smythe
100% Glynn Evans + Julie Evans
100% Chris Noonan
100% Nick Hincks (Saturday only)

Stefan,

I see you registered Nick's request for number 28A just the other day yet back in January and again at the beginning of February, I asked if you would allocate 44a to myself for my Panhard Razor build.

Any reason why this number cannot be given to me?

Regards,

Scotty ( a.k.a. Charlie S )

Hi Scotty,
No reason.
Regards
Stefan

Hi Scotty,
The update process for the map is not automatic and someone goes and regularly transfers the data.  I know in theory it should be but it would be very involved to make that happen.

Quite often the postcode people put in isn't recognised automatically by Google Maps, so then we need to do a bit of detective work to place the person.

I've just gone through and resolved the 20 entries that needed fixing...so hopefully everyone is pinned in the right place on the map.

Good luck and shout if you need any local help.