What do we do?
Essentially we race radio controlled 1/10th. scale Off-Road racing cars. All cars are electric powered.
The racing caters for people from all backgrounds and does not discriminate on sex, age, or disability.
It does provide; a challenging sporting environment where the skill required to drive and build the cars can be tested against other like-minded competitors.
Where do we do it?
The short answer is everywhere.
It’s quite likely that there is a club somewhere near where you live. Included in this website are details of the representatives of your Region, along with their contact details and even a map with many clubs that could be just round the corner from your home.
Another method of finding your local club is by contacting your local model shops, five minutes spent on the phone or internet, can open up a whole new dimension and fun in model motor sport.
Who are we?
We are a group of RC racing enthusiasts whose aims are best summed up by objective No. 1 — ‘To promote the construction and racing of radio controlled cars’. Please remember we are all non-paid volunteers doing what we can for model car racing.
Robin Hood Raceway – 31st August 2025
The sixth and final round of the BRCA 1/10th Off Road National Series took place at the ever-popular Robin Hood Raceway, a venue renowned for its flowing layout, challenging surfaces, and top-class facilities. With the series drawing to a close, all eyes were on the 4WD championship contenders, and the racing certainly didn’t disappoint.
The A Final delivered the fireworks that fans had been hoping for. Tommy Hall showed his trademark pace and composure, winning Legs 1 and 2 to seal the overall victory with a score of 2 points. His consistency across the weekend was unmatched, underlining his status as one of the premier talents in UK off-road racing.
Ben Smith pushed hard throughout the finals, taking victory in Leg 3 and securing second overall with 3 points. Behind them, seasoned campaigner Neil Cragg proved once again why he remains a front-runner, piecing together solid runs to complete the podium in third.
Further down the field, Luke Holdsworth and Daniel Pole showcased their speed with competitive drives, finishing 4th and 5th respectively, while Jonny Skidmore impressed with a strong 6th place finish despite stiff competition. The ever-consistent Josh Holdsworth, Jamie Hall, Lewis Hopkins, and Isaac McFadyean rounded out the A Final in what was a fiercely contested race.
A Final (Top 10):
Tommy Hall
Ben Smith
Neil Cragg
Luke Holdsworth
Daniel Pole
Jonny Skidmore
Josh Holdsworth
Jamie Hall
Lewis Hopkins
Isaac McFadyean
The action didn’t stop with the A Final. Throughout the B to L Finals, close racing and personal triumphs were seen across the board:
Matthew Thompson drove superbly to take the B Final win, holding off challenges from Markanthony Jones and Charlie Saunders.
In the C Final, William Skidmore stood on the top step, while Harley Eldridge and Ryan Clarke followed closely behind.
The D Final saw Steve Brown deliver a commanding performance, with Nick Goodall taking second.
Ewan Tumilty clinched victory in the E Final, showing excellent pace to stay clear of the pack.
In the F Final, it was Rhys Ward who rose to the occasion with a smooth and consistent drive.
Charlie Rhodes emerged victorious in the G Final, while Scott Martin took the H Final win.
The I Final went the way of Rhys Trewartha, showing excellent consistency.
Terry Streeter took top honours in the J Final, while Daniel Laithwaite prevailed in the K Final.
Rounding out the day, Ben Ellis delivered a strong drive to win the L Final.
With Round 6 now complete, the dust settles on another thrilling season of BRCA 1/10th Off Road National racing. The series has once again showcased the very best of British RC racing talent – from seasoned professionals like Neil Cragg to the new wave of rising stars such as Tommy Hall and Ben Smith.
Robin Hood Raceway proved to be a fitting finale, with high grip levels, technical sections, and a layout that rewarded both precision and bravery.
The BRCA would like to thank Robin Hood Raceway and its dedicated team of volunteers for hosting a fantastic event, as well as all the drivers, mechanics, and supporters who made Round 6 a true celebration of RC racing at the highest level.
With the season now concluded, focus shifts to the winter calendar and preparations for the 2026 campaign – which promises to be even bigger, faster, and more competitive.
Congratulations to all competitors, and especially to our A Final podium finishers: Tommy Hall, Ben Smith, and Neil Cragg.
Date: 9 August 2025
Venue: TORCH RC Club, Southampton
The fifth round of the 2025 BRCA 1:10th Off-Road Nationals brought intense 2WD racing action to TORCH RC Club. Drivers faced a technical track layout with fast straights and challenging corners, demanding precision and consistent pace to achieve podium finishes.
Qualifying was tightly contested, with several drivers posting near-identical lap times. Tommy Hall took pole position thanks to his flawless execution over three rounds, narrowly edging out Neil Cragg. Ben Smith and Jamie Hall completed the top four qualifiers, all demonstrating strong pace and control.
Pos | Driver | Result | Avg Lap (s) | Best Lap (s) | Formula |
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1 | Tommy Hall | 2 [1 1 10] | 27.47 | 0.00 | F1 |
2 | Neil Cragg | 3 [3 2 1] | 27.47 | 0.00 | F1 |
3 | Ben Smith | 4 [2 3 2] | 27.57 | 0.00 | F1 |
4 | Jamie Hall | 7 [4 6 3] | 27.81 | 0.00 | F1 |
5 | Josh Holdsworth | 9 [7 5 4] | 27.85 | 0.00 | F1 |
6 | Luke Holdsworth | 9 [5 4 5] | 28.09 | 0.00 | F1 |
7 | Daniel Pole | 13 [6 9 7] | 28.36 | 0.00 | F1 |
8 | Archie Bowman | 14 [9 8 6] | 28.20 | 0.00 | F1 |
9 | Steve Brown | 15 [8 7 8] | 28.72 | 0.00 | F1 |
10 | Thomas Phipps | 19 [10 10 9] | 30.77 | 0.00 | F1 |
Tommy Hall delivered a masterclass in consistency and racecraft to claim the overall win in the A Final, with Neil Cragg finishing just behind, making it another close battle for the championship. Ben Smith completed the podium after a strong performance in all three legs.
B Final: Lewis Hopkins claimed top honors with 11/307.41 laps, followed by Harley Eldridge and Matt Drewett.
C Final: Charlie Saunders secured the win with an 11/308.52 lap result, with Oliver Nattress and Abe Lyons completing the podium.
D Final: Matthew Thompson dominated to take the win, ahead of Markanthony Jones and Aaron Nash.
E Final: Kit Jones took the top spot, followed by Tony Evdoka and Liam Robinson.
F Final: Harry Mears won, with Ben Stephenson second and Joshua Walton third.
G Final: Graham Lisle was victorious, narrowly ahead of Ben Elliott and Scott Follington.
H Final: Roger Tugwood took the win, with Andy Manning and James Evans completing the podium.
I Final: Lee Charnock took the win, Colin Mulligan second, Matthew Hodges third.
J Final: Mark Christopher led the field, followed by Steven Harley and Paul Tonks.
K Final: Miklos Szabados took top honors, Lee Stokes second, David Channell third.
L Final: Jamie Careless secured the win, with James Martin second and Nathan Stanmore third.
The TORCH RC Club track tested driver skill and machine reliability in equal measure. Tommy Hall’s clean performance in the A Final was the highlight, but multiple finals saw close battles, strategic overtakes, and competitive lap times across all classes. The round has tightened the championship standings, leaving fans eager for the next event.