P1racenews AI automatic summary:
How club racing proved resilient in 2023
Despite challenging economic conditions in the UK, there have been signs of resilience in club racing, with several categories showing growth or stable numbers compared to the previous year. While it hasn’t been easy for organizers, 52% of English/Welsh categories saw an increase or stayed the same in terms of average number of starters. The 750 Motor Club’s 116 Trophy had the highest average grid size among leading clubs, with 44 cars per round. Other top performers include the British Racing & Sports Car Club’s Clubsport Trophy and the Classic Sports Car Club’s Swinging Sixties. Overall, the average grid sizes for each major club either remained the same or increased, indicating the sport’s ability to withstand economic challenges.
