The AROC Sprint Series

The AROC Sprint Series Get your Alfa on track with the most cost effective way to get into motor racing for the Alfa Romeo Owner and driver!

The series offers a cost effective and easy way to bring your Alfa Romeo to the track and compete against other drivers in an informal, friendly and competitive series. The championship will be run as a series of events focusing on grass roots competition on a variety of circuits around the country. The format comprises of drivers running a set number of timed laps, similar to the way in which a s

uper pole session is run. The classes and regulations are structured to encourage completly standard road cars into the event as there is no roll cage, race seat or fixed fire extinguisher requirement for the standard/classic classes. You really can enter your daily driver into the events in the same way that you can take part in a regular trackday, however the class structure allows competitors to modify thier vehicles or enter heavily modified or race prepared cars if they wish. Support and advice will be given to all competitors in order to ensure that the whole experience is enjoyable as possible as well as helping those new to competition/sprinting to get the most from the series.

This is what AROC should support again, for exciting, inexpensive motorsport for the masses. Send emails to the AROC com...
22/01/2019

This is what AROC should support again, for exciting, inexpensive motorsport for the masses. Send emails to the AROC committee to make it happen!

[email protected]

We need some Alfa classes established to allow competitive sprinting and lots of Alfas :)

The Javelin Trackdays Sprint Series is a simple and easy to enter sprint competition series for the trackday driver....

08/10/2015
Alfas in action on 27/28 June
01/07/2015

Alfas in action on 27/28 June

15/05/2015
24-25 May 2015
30/04/2015

24-25 May 2015

18 & 19 April 2015
21/04/2015

18 & 19 April 2015

The shell of the 156 GTA is now finished (just about!)
10/02/2015

The shell of the 156 GTA is now finished (just about!)

12/10/2014
08/10/2014
07/10/2014

Sorry for the lack of Alfa Romeo results recently. Here they are for the final 10 rounds of the 2014 BARC SBD Speed Championship….

Llandow (19th July)
2nd in Class SP - Alfa Romeo 147 DC 1.9TD - Mike Stark - 92.32 seconds
Castle Combe (26th July)
1st in Class A1 - Alfa Romeo 147 DC 1.9TD - Mike Stark – 75.56 seconds
Class A2 - Alfa Romeo Giulia Coupe 1.6 - Lawrence Alexander - withdrawn
Hethel (3rd August)
2nd in Class A2 - Alfa Romeo 147 DC 1.9TD - Mike Stark – 155.97 seconds
1st in Class B10 - Alfa Romeo Giulia 2.0 - Paul Jaggard - 156.79 seconds
Curborough long course (9th August)
1st in Class 0a - Alfa Romeo 147 DC 1.9TD - Mike Stark - 69.58 seconds
Harewood (24th August)
7th in Class 1C - Alfa Romeo 147 DC 1.9TD – Mike Stark - 72.85 seconds
9th in Class 1C - Alfa Romeo 155 Q4 - Leo Martorana - 73.66 seconds
10th in Class 1C - Alfa Romeo 155 Q4 - Adriano Martorana - 74.43 seconds
6th in Class 3B - Alfa Romeo Giulia 2.0 - Paul Jaggard - 74.97 seconds
Aintree (6th September)
2nd in Class 1C - Alfa Romeo 147 DC 1.9TD – Mike Stark - 56.31 seconds
6th in Class 3B - Alfa Romeo Giulia 2.0 - Paul Jaggard - 57.65 seconds
7th in Class 3B - Alfa Romeo 33 1.7 - Richard Scotchmer - 61.07 seconds
Thoresby Park (13th September)
4th in Mod Prod

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