Herts
Annual Challenge Trophies 2010
Members can
compete for the following magnificent pots during 2010. (Provisional)
|
COOK TROPHY |
For the most
successful competitor in all events open to HCAAC members |
|
JARVIS TROPHY |
For the most
successful competitor in races sprints and hillclimbs
open to HCAAC members |
|
BLACKLEY FUGGLE TROPHY |
for the next highest
score in the points table |
|
|
For the most
successful driver in all
events other than races, sprints or hillclimbs open to HCAAC members. Or, if no such
events claimed, for the next highest scorer (4th) in the points
table. |
|
WOODWARD TROPHY |
For the next
highest scorer (4th or 5th
see Clark Trophy) in the
points table. |
|
LESLIE TROPHY |
for
the most successful navigator. |
These six are
decided by points scored according to the table at the end of these rules. The other
major trophies are awarded at the discretion of the committee, they are:-
|
WILCOCKS ROSEBOWL |
For the most
successful lady competitor. |
|
KEN BROWN TROPHY |
For the most
successful novice competitor. |
|
SALMON TROPHY |
For most
success at HCAAC’s Debden sprint venue. |
|
NEW |
For success in
national and international motor sport. |
|
HARTER TROPHY * |
For Best HCAAC
at the May Sprint |
|
TARGA TROPHY |
For Best HCAAC
at the October Sprint. |
|
FATIGUE CUP |
For the
hardest working non-committee member. |
|
LEWIS TROPHY |
For best
contribution to the club magazine/website. |
|
MARSHALS TANKARD |
For most help
at HCAAC events. |
|
LESTER TROPHY |
|
|
GEORGE TROPHY |
|
- The committee looks with favour
on those carrying the HCAAC logo in these events.
HCAAC
Annual Challenge Trophies - Rules for 2010
1. The first six trophies in the above list will
be awarded annually to members of the club scoring most points in events
qualifying for the particular trophy during the year ending December 31st 2010.
Full and family members are eligible and the member’s subscription must be
fully paid up at the time the points are earned.
2. Challenge Trophies will be held for one year
only. Permanent replicas will also be
given.
3. Points will be gained according to the
following tables. Final consideration
will be given to the following number of events:-
- Up to 8 events available in the year, points
from 5 events to count;
- 9 or 10 events available in the year, points
from 7 events to count;
- 11 or more events available in the year, points
from a maximum of 8 events to count.
EXCEPTION:
Cook, Jarvis, Blackley Fuggle,
and Woodward Trophies only.
A member may
count up to 8 scores in any single category, but may score additional points in
another category. i.e.
if a member takes part in 12 races sprints and hillclimbs
only his best 8 will count, but if he also competes in other events (say
rallies, autotests or PCTs)
he may add points for all these up to 8 more events.
4. Qualifying events will be:-
All HCAAC’s sporting events held under MSA
jurisdiction.
b) All other sporting events to which HCAAC
and/or the Area Associations to which
HCAAC is affiliated have accepted an invitation.
c) All
Area Championship events for which a member has registered as a contender.
5. When a competitor has more than one entry at
a meeting i.e. drives several cars at a sprint or takes part in several races,
he may count a maximum of 2 scores. For
the purposes of rule 3 this counts as 2 events.
6. No member may win more than one of the
following trophies. The order of
preference will be, COOK, JARVIS, BLACKLEY FUGGLE,
CLARK, LESLIE.
7. In the event of equal eligible points scored,
the competitor who has entered most events will win. If there is still equality, the competitor
scoring the greatest number of first places will win, and so on considering
second places etc.
8. To qualify for points for the Leslie trophy
the member must be first named navigator in a crew.
9. Except for events organized by HCAAC, it is
the individual’s responsibility to claim his points by sending a copy of the
results to Steve Muir, 23
10. The decision of the committee is final in all
anomalies and problems.