We are pleased to announce the 2026 DF Racing UK AGM and it’s timetable. There is a dedicated page in the menu which lays out what happens and when it should happen and how you can get involved.

We say this every year, it’s your association and if you have a suggestion or a strong view on something relating to the UK association then now is your time to speak up and be heard. You could even volunteer to get involved with the running of the association and run for one of the roles on the committee.

It is, sadly, unlikely that many of you will get involved in any of the process but perhaps 2026 is the year where we have a bumper vote…….

Check out the events drop down menu where you’ll find the dates for the 2026 DF TT Series.

Check out the report and results from Gosport and the overall TT scores including the DF95 ranking. Clicky here to take a look.

Just a couple of days to get your entry in for the final TT event of the 2025 season at Gosport. Entry details are a couple of posts down from this one. Don’t delay get yourself on the entry list.

We have had word from the DFICA that the NoR for the 2026 DF95 Globals has been published along with some details about the event. Click here to take a look.

Even though we didn’t realise it was, it seems that the entry for the Gosport TT events had already closed. No matter, the club have reopened the entry but not via the MYA online entry system. You’ll need to secret squirrel your entry to the relevant person. Check out the event page to get your entry in, you’ve got until the 22nd October to get it sorted.

The final round of the series is now complete. 6 of the planned 7 events took place. Unfortunately, Hampton Court had to cancel but hope to be back in 2026.

The series got under way at Frensham Pond, who stepped in with the venue for Guildford to run their event, who also hope to be back next year. This was followed by East Kent RSC, Datchet RS, Gosport MYC, Chipstead SC RS, and finally Eastbourne & District MYC.

With 65 skippers entering across the competition the average was approx. 55% travellers and 45% only at their own club.

I’d like to give a special mention to Ed Thorburn for managing to get to every event by public transport. Well done Ed.

With 4 of the 6 events counting, the series top 3 are:

1^st: Nigel Barrow with an unbeatable 400 points.

2^nd Jim La Roche 347 points (would have been 325 without the OOD averages).

3^rd Martin Crysell 275 points.

Thanks to all the clubs that hosted an event and all the skippers that entered.

Next year’s series dates are in process and will be published soon. We’re hoping to include some new venues.

Looking forward to next year.

Jim La Roche.

Following on from the DF95 Nationals Peter Baldwin has updated the overall series scores for the season which are available on the results page along with the event report. Alongside this he has kindly produced an up to date 2025 DF95 ranking list which shows how you are getting along in your quest to qualify for next years DF95 Globals in RSA. With one UK TT series event to go in October how are you doing? Do you need to score a win, are you already there or are you hoping for the best? Check out the Results page to find out.

So we are back at base now and everyone has had a minute to catch their breath. Meantime Nigel Barrow has even had time to write a jolly good report on the event. Thanks Nigel. No overall scores for the series yet but when they arrive they will appear on the Results 25 page along with the report.

Huge thanks to EKRSC who put on a blinder of an event which was well thought out, well communicated, well attended and provided a great weekend of racing for the class. Top marks East Kent.

A more dominant day from Tush saw him take the title by a single point from Craig with Peter Baldwin being the closest challenger some 21 points back.

Results below, report to follow. Congratulations to all that took part and huge thanks to the EKRSC team for a superb event.