Images thanks to Jack McLaughlin
On Sunday, 2nd May, 2021, the LOST Fraternity took a coffee run to Awaba at Sculpture Cafe at the Museum of Art and Culture. LOST Fraternity shepherd Jack McLaughlin has kindly shared a few shots from the morning with us.
Images thanks to Brett Stevens
Round two of the 2021 CSCA series, held on Sunday the 18th of April, saw us once again make the road trip south out of Sydney, stopping a little short of our usual destination in Goulburn for our second visit to the Pheasant Wood Circuit in Marulan. This round of the series was very kindly hosted by the MG Car Club Sydney.
With thanks to Diane Waddington. Image thanks to Lotus Cars Australia.
Originally written by Diane for their grandchildren, this story comes thanks to Diane and Russell Waddington and recaps their experience driving their 2004 Lotus Exige in Targa High Country earlier this year. Read on, and get inspired.
Our April 2021 Tyre Kick & Coffee at Kokoda Cafe in Rhodes was held over the weekend on Sunday the 18th. Scroll on and enjoy a few photos from the catch-up.
On Sunday the 11th of April, 2021, we caught up on a lovely Autumn morning for our monthly Tyre Kick South at Carss Park. Scroll along, and enjoy a few photos from the morning.
‘The Preserve’ is the newsletter of the Council of Motor Clubs. It’s made available to members of CMC-affiliated clubs, and that means you!
This month’s magazine catches up on everything on the go in April, 2021, highlights the upcoming registrar information seminar, provides an update on Shannons Sydney Classic news, features part two of a ‘buyer beware’ about replicas and a history of club plate schemes, along with much more.
You can grab the April 2021 edition of ‘The Preserve’ from the following link, and we’ll archive it on the members page here.
The Preserve, April 2021 [PDF]
‘The Preserve’ is provided by the Council of Motor Clubs.
With thanks to Richard Wodhams
The 2020 CSCA Drivers’ Championship was won by Richard Wodhams, who piloted his 2006 Lotus Elise to victory in a season that was very nearly sent careening off into the kitty litter by world events, but was brought back on track by good fortune, determined organisers and committed competitors. We caught up with Richard to learn a little of his story and how he made the most of a tumultuous year.
Images & Story thanks to Paul D’Ambra / Lotus Cars Australia
Long time Club Lotus Australia member Robert Bryden recently made the leap into competitive tarmac rally classes, securing a podium place in GT Sports Trophy at Targa High Country. Lotus Cars Australia and Paul D’Ambra put together a brilliant story about Rob’s journey, and have kindly shared it with us here. Read on, and enjoy!
Images thanks to Brett Stevens and Seth Reinhardt
Club Lotus Australia had the honour of hosting round one of the 2021 CSCA series at Wakefield Park on Sunday the 28th of March, 2021. After 2020 threw us into a spin and comprehensively curtailed our CSCA series from seven to only four rounds in 2020, we were thrilled to reset and kick off a fresh season of motorsport.
Our dear President Ashton is back to share the latest Club Lotus Australia news as we head into April, along with news from the broader motoring world and a few tales of his own motoring adventures.