AGM News

The BTPA agm was held on the 31st of Jan in Weedon. The main point's that were decided were the following An introduction of a new Class:- 

A prostock class for the Garden pulling world !! Compact diesel Rules are still being finalized but watch this space for more info...

As i have said before the Midland club is now back up and running and plans are in full flow for the first pull hopefully earlier In the season again watch this space

Trophy winners were as follows:- Puller of the year - Rob Armistead, Hooker of the year - John Eccles, The Ford performance- Steve mason, The Steve Beattie trophy (non competing member of the year) - Eddie, Event of the year - Great Eccleston (Aug pull), Best turned out Team - Team Red Bull,

The final Points Standing for 2009 is now available to view on line check out points 2009

The the membership forms are on-line now (in the Join section) so make sure you get your forms back asap...   

Midlands Club

The Midland Club is back up and running After having a very successful get together earlier in the year David Jones And Mark Pacey are Pushing for a new pull early next year... You can also become a member to help build the club back to it's former glory. Watch this space for more info as it comes

Download the form and send it back tot he address on the bottom Midlands Club Membership form

On Wednesday 11th November at 7.30pm the Simply Red team is holding an open night for the local Contractors Mechanical Plant Association, if anyone else is interested in coming you are most welcome.
Please contact the Simply Red Team either by email simplyredpuller@btinternet.com or 01995670395 prior to the event to confirm your attendance as there are only limited spaces.

End of Season

The Aug Pull at Great Eccleston was well attended and went very well with the two Euro cup Classes going down a storm.. The minis went down to the wire with the last pull deciding the fait of Little Dan.. The BWA racing team were over the moon after Mr Rob Armisted took home the 09 Euro cup championship ! If you missed it you missed out on the best pull of the year!

The Euro Champs were held in Holland this year in a small village called Bakel. A very nice venue and some good pulling action..

In the Superstocks both of Mr Clarke's Tractors were not on top form with Red fever blowing a turbo. But David Jones on Just Smoky keeping the Uk team in the running managed a strong 3rd place.

In the Mini's Mark Pacey took the motor out of risky business to put in to The Gambler and got a respectable 8th place. But Mr Rob Armisted kept the Good run going finishing 3rd on Little Dan

In the 3.5 Mods Both uk pullers did not have the best of days .. with Mr Whittingham having a wild ride on Snoopy. Desperate Dan also had a poor run in the pull off only getting 9th place

On the Sunday the 2.5 Mods Ashley On Black Gold continued his problems with lose head bolts and could not make it out for his second attempt another disappointing 12th place.

The Prostocks was a really Close class.. The with the top of |Europe there out uk Boys found it hard going. Rough Justice having oil problems in the pull off only got a 15th place. Ice bear laid down a strong pass 13th place. Mr Eccles on Simply Red with a to light front end struggled to keep it in a straight line 17th.

As always the 4.5 Mod fished the two days pulling and again Desperate Dan not having the best of run's managed a 7th place.

Keep your eyes peeled for news on next years pulls. Also Hopfully the midlands Club getting a pull up and running

Coroner's Reports

The Summing up and Remarks of the Coroner, Dr. James Adeley, in the inquest into the death of Jan Van Alphen , driver of Popeye are available to read here and here

July News !!

Again its been to long since the last update .... Sorry I must try harder!! First up some Euro Cup news... Bernay was a bit of a nightmare! Only the SuperStocks and the 4.5 mods Being able to pull due to bad weather.. Our 3 superstocks did well with Red Fever coming a close second. Red alert 5th and Just Smokey 7th. Then over in Made the rain nearly stopped play again.. the pull happened but only just a late! Lucky for Rob Armistead it did he came away with a 3rd in the minis. Not so good for Balck Gold he went out of bounds and was Disq. In the prostocks Ted on Rough Justice was out highest finisher with an 8th check out   TP.com  for the point standing.

Back in the UK the midlands club have had a meet up to try and get some pulling going on down there again.. and things look promising with the idea of a pull coming to us next year!!

This last weekend saw the start of the BTPA points pulls up at Kirkbride It was a good event for all the results and pics see   nwtpc.co.uk

Euro cup News update

The Euro Cup season got underway over the last few weekend.. The only Uk rep out was the Current European champion, Black gold in the 2.5 Mod class. Ashley and the team got off to a good solid start taking a 3rd place behind Green Sprit and Rocket science from the NL. Keep up the good work boys. and don't forget the final round for the 2.5 Mod (and mini's) will be held at our very own Great Eccleson ...    

News update

Lots has been going on in the British tractor pulling world over the past few months and due to my Computer failure i have not been on top of it . So I will try and get you all up to date:

First of Mr Rob Uphill has sold his tractor "The Huntsman" to the ARGO pulling team in Italy  . It will be called the Red fox, we wish the Italian boys all the best with the tractor that tractor sure should shake things up in the prostock class over there !! We have heard from Rob that he is building a new component Prostock due out 2010, So lets hope rob and "big man" send us lots of pics!!

Two of our top tractors have been promoting the sport at Shakespeare County Raceway's. Dave Jones and mark pacey had there tractors on display at the Springspeed Nationals. they had alot of interest in the tractors etc and from the articles in the papers. So keep your eyes peeled for more tractor action over that way !!

Arnhem Has been and gone check out Pullingworld.com for all the Pics and results. It was a good day for Mr Clark coming first in the tough superstock class.. And Brian Armistead coming a solid 3rd in the 3.5 Mod Class.

Then this happened in the 4.5 Video

Ahoy 09

Quite a few British Teams were in Action at the Ahoy stadium Rotterdam Last weekend.

First up was the Superstock's

Mr Clark with his two machines and Dave Jones on Just smoky. Smoky was up first.. he struggled to get away from the line at first and shut off before the white flag, he was dragged back for his "second bite of the cherry" he got away much better then dragged the sledge right out the far end! But the guys on track decided it was to light and reset the sledge !? Next up was Geoff on Red Alert he got it away in good style but then a fuel line blew off.. But as he was test puller he could come back.. At that point in the pits it was all hands on for the Brit guys, most of the BWA racing team were in there helping out Jonesy or the Clark pulling team. Peter on red fever was up next and he got it out the end no problem. Then Just smokys turn again another full pull, Geoff's fuel line was fixed but he could not managed a full pull. The motor was not running well it looked like damage could have been done in the first run.

Pull off time..  Red Fever could not catch the distance of the Well done deer so that left him 5th. Just Smoky was "on it" and just got piped to the top by bits and Pieces. So Just Smoky 2nd, Red Fever 5th, Red Alert 7th..

Next Up the 2wd

I missed this class due to getting ready to pull with Desperate Dan.. I Spoke to Risky Business Boys after the event Mark and Andy were happy with there 6th place "the best of the rest" said Mark " after all we don't have a top dollar motor in there like others" Andy added.. The Sledge Hammer boys taking the will again they seam to have found a few extra meters more than the other Dutch boys!

Trucks, No Uk pullers in action 

3.5 Mod

Well this was a busy class for the BWA racing team ... We were warming up the motors in the pits when the number two motor stopped!! The fault was soon diagnosed but to fix it the front motor had to come off! So Desperate Dan was dropped 6 places and it was All hands on deck yet again :-) So yet again i missed the first part of the class, The sledge was set heavy with only Lambada getting out the end. With a 1 tractor left to run we got DD back in to the closed pits and had a ok run getting to 56.67m.

After the brake the evening session started

First up was the Prostocks.

Again no Uk pullers in action this year.. you need to spend serious serious money if you want to keep up with the top Europe Prostock boys! They set the sledge a little heavy we could have done with more than two in the pull off, Just Sigma Power and Bukke Bruse getting out the far end and only the Fin Tractor making it back to the pull off.

Next the Minis or 950kg mods not sure witch name i cool with!

Lambada was test puller and just scratched it out the end so the sledge was made lighter. Mr pacey on the Dealer was next up but the earth cable came loose and the spark was cutting in and out then when he came back for his second go didn't lock in and missed the full line Andy Miler on the Gambler did the opposite he locked in really well but just couldn't keep inbounds. Little Dan was last on and just managed to get past the full pull mark. So 6 in total in the pull off. Reny Mission Impossible laid down an amazing run taking the lead buy 7m! Hot Head broke his crank after 3.44m. Gompie and Wild Toy could not make it back, So the last pull was Little Dan and like in the first run struggled to lock in but still managed 3rd place.

Last class of the day 4.5 Mod

Some good runs from Popeye, Iwan and the American guest Show No Mercy (who ran under wight) but not good enough to get in the pull off. More wows for Desperate Dan as Brian was backing to the sledge he could tell there was something wrong the drive line. so he eased the throttle in quite gently.. nothing let go luckily untill the end of the pull when the right hand wheel was locked. Broken gear in Hub! So just the two power tractors in the pull off Green Spirit and Lambada.. and with Green Spirit kicking a rod out about 50m it was an easy win of Lambada.

Yet another good day of pulling at Ahoy and it looked like it was busier than years past .. next indoor pull Arnhem          

Country Channel TV is on Tractor pullings side!!

Country channel tv have made an exciting partnership with Rural tv on sky channel 279. Rfd tv show American Grand national truck and tractor pulling and is one programme Dave Jones have pushed to get this side on european tv. With the new partnership countrychannel.tv will be sending programmes back to america to be viewed on rfd tv also. Countrychannel with be following the British teams at Ahoy this weekend.

Not only that things are moving fast between the two Channels.... USA and Euro pulling on sky 279 next week check out the schedule Here

Euro Cup competitors list is out

The full list of Euro cup competitors is out and as expected the 2.5 Mod class has proved really popular bring on Great Eccleston Aug Pull full list Here thanks to Pulling world    

Magnum force sold

 Ian Ross has sold one of the best diesel SupperStock tractors in Europe... But don't worry it has not gone far the Red Bull boys have decided to move up the stock ladder. They have taken over ownership of the IH tractor and will be running the tractor this coming season. Ian is not leaving that easy, he will be helping out the Red Bull team during the season showing them the ropes. So good luck to the Red Bull boys learn all you can from Mr Ross he knows a thing or two about that tractor!

19.02.09

Euro cup

The first draft list of British tractors competing in the Euro cup is out...

Baby Bear Ice Bear  Rough Justice 

Judgement Deere Just Smoky Black Gold

Red Alert   Red Fever Crystal sprit     

  The Gambler  Little Dan   The Dealer

AGM news

The Btpa Agm was held a few weeks ago.. it was well attended and some good positive topics were discussed the membership system has been changed slightly hopefully to make it a bit more simple to understand. They should be e-mailed out to all members asap and they Are now available to download from this site click Here

9.9.08

Black Gold 2.5 t Modified European Champion

        Black Gold , driven by Peter Wilkins triumphed at the European Championships held in Bryne, Norway last weekend. Black Gold won the 2.5 t Modified class against stiff competition from Green Spirit and Black Power, who had been champion for the last 8 years. Congratulations to Ashley Middleton and the team for all their hard work,  this making it the 3rd time the team have been European Champions.
       Thanks also to the other teams that made the long trip to Norway to represent the UK. Mark Pacey driving the Dealer in the 950kg Mod class came in 5th place , Andy Miller in the TWD Risky Bizzness came in 7th place, while Rob Uphill on his Prostock Huntsman came in 16th place . Full results can be seen at www.tractorpulling.com

28.8.08

Report Gt. Eccleston August Event

        Saturday evening , with a 6pm start , the rain started at 5.50 pm , things didn't look good. After about 30 minutes though the rain stopped , the track quickly prepared and a start was made with the Super Farm class. Because further rain was forecast it was decided to run each class at a pull off setting , using a floating finish of 110 metres. With the track in good condition and the Belgium sled again being used, this lower horsepower class has become very competitive with all the class putting on a good show, all reaching between 106 meters and the winning distance of a Full Pull by Smokey 2, a fantastic start to the evening.
       Next up was the under 401 Prostock . These guys are now really getting some good power out of their machines , all trying to catch many times British Champion , Steve Mason on the Skipper. With yet another great performance the competition is getting closer, but it was yet another win for the Skipper with a Full Pull.
       The huge crowd next got to see demonstration runs from 2.5 Modified Black Gold and Two Wheel Drive Risky Bizzness, followed by what was to be the Truck class. Unfortunately two of the competitors there, were not able to run due to technical problems, so it was left for Wicked Blue to take to the sledge , followed by a demonstration run from the highly tuned demo truck Mean Old Pete.
      With the rain in the air, just managing to hold off , the event continued with the Prostock class. With many machines in this class really upping the horsepower, the Prostock class has become one of the crowds favourites. First off was Ice Bear driven by Mike Simmons , putting in a great distance of 102.83m. The competition has become close in the Prostocks, but a storming run from Rough Justice to 107.19m took the win, with local man John Eccles in third place, showing that he will be challenging  for the top spot next year.
         The evening concluded with the 3.5 Modified class. First up was local man Brian Armistead driving Desperate Dan , setting a distance for the others to beat of 109.15m. The Fox from Denmark followed reaching 101.04m with The Judge from Holland suffering a drawbar problem reaching 72.91m. An earlier finish than usual for the Saturday evening event , but as the rain really started to come down 30 minutes after the finish it was great that the crowd got to see all the classes.

        Sunday morning was fine , and with the Euro Cup competitors rolling in through the gate from their overnight trip from Holland all was set for a great days pulling. The day started with the Super Farm class with all the competitors reaching the pull off. Charlie Wilson driving Smokey 2 again became the victor in what was again a close class. Next was the under 401 Prostocks with True Blue pushing Skipper to a pull off, and came very close to beating him , but coming up just 2 metres short. Following up were the Trucks. With Red Rocket overcoming the problems that kept him out last night he managed a great pull, but landing just short of the winning distance of Wicked Blue.
          The 0.95t Modified Euro Cup class followed.  With these machines having high horsepower (2000hp ) in a light weight the track has to be good for them to perform well. The competitors were pleased with the track preparation with some saying afterwards that it was the best track they had been on all year. The first on was from GB, Mark Pacey on the Dealer. With a great full pull , the sled was deemed set and that was the distance the others had to match to get in the pull off. Six out of the ten competitors did , Little Dan , driven by local guy Robert Armistead unfortunately suffered a broken blower belt so only managed to achieve 80.46 m. With the Dealer first in the pull off , he set a distance of 95.34m which kept him in the lead until the very last pull of the class when Little Rascal from Holland just got past with the winning pull of 96.09m. A really entertaining class.
         Next up was the Superstocks. With only the Clarke Pulling Team in attendance , Geoff Ashcroft went first doing a picture perfect run on the Red Alert , followed by another full pull by Red Fever driven by Peter Clarke. The 3.5 modifieds followed with all the class achieving a full pull. While they cooled down ready for the pull off, 4 Prostocks did a demo class. This also gave a chance for The Huntsman, driven by Rob Uphill, who was unable to attend yesterday, to take to the Ecccleston track for the first time, and also show the other UK Prostocks what they need to beat, with a fantastic full pull.
        The final pull off of the weekend was the 3.5 Modified , first up was Fox setting a distance of 108.01m , with neither the Judge or Desperate Dan being able to match the distance , Martin Larsen took the win , and the Euro Challenge Cup went back to Denmark.
        The NWTPC would like to thank everyone involved with the event for producing such a fantastic weekend. A special thank you to the sledge teams for their professionalism and setting their sledges to make the event so entertaining for the fans & the drivers.

13.6.08

More Tractor Pulling on Country Channel TV

             The guys at Country Channel TV have produced another Tractor Pulling Program. This one shows the British guys competing at the 30th European Indoor Superpull at Ahoy Stadium Rotterdam in March. You will probably recognise the voice of the commentator as our very own Tom Beattie. This is Tom's first go at TV commentating, and makes the transition from track-side to production studio very well. To watch the program visit http://www.countrychannel.tv/player.php?channel=countrychannel&program=199709

11.6.08

Angus Show Report

This was the STPC’s only Friday night event of this year , and it went very well. it started at about 7.15pm and there was already an audience appearing. Some spectators had came to watch the preparation for the tractor pulling. The sun was also out to watch the smoke rise from the tractors exhausts. This also contributed towards making the event enjoyable.

Again, Jim Wilson drove up to the sledge to take a test pull, with his Massey Ferguson Rob Roy. The track seemed to be dry and most tractors had their wheels spinning from the very start to the very end of their run. The Eliminator brought Rob Roy to a halt at 33.50m. He then went on to do a pull for the Superfarm Class. This time he took the sledge to 110.31m. The third time he went he got another full pull at 113.27m. Jim seemed to be enjoying pulling the sledge as he had about 6 goes of it.

The next tractor to challenge the sledge was True Blue with driver Sandy Simpson, for the Prostock (under 401 cui) Class. In the first pull True Blue, and Scotch Mist with Andy Wallace for the same class, were stopped before the 70m mark, but True Blue then went to 115.43m in his second run and Scotch Mist got 117.40m. It then came down to the Pull-off and Sandy on it with True Blue beating Andy and Scotch Mist by just over 7 metres.

Next class to take on the sledge was Prostock (over 401 cui). Pist n Broke went the full length of the track and got the full pull. Driver Alex Rearie was very pleased with this. The second time he was out on to the track, the John Deere didn’t seem to be offering to leave the starting line. But he came on again just before the end of the day and proved that Pist n Broke wasn’t finished for the day and did another full pull.

The Superstocks then came to the track, with Ian Ross and Magnum Force going first. Ian drove the Case International all the way to 119.42m. This showed that his new turbo was working well. Perkoil Express and Davie Gall stepped to the starting line next. They too got a full pull but it was 2 metres short of Magnum Force’s. the next time that the Superstocks returned, Perkoil Express went first. Something was obviously wrong in the eyes of the audience as Davie only managed up to 10.13m. Magnum Force went on and again went for the full pull and again succeeded.

Overall, Angus Show organisers felt that the number of tractors was adequate enough to make it a very organised event and it helped make the event nice and easy to prepare and tidy up. They also thanked us for our politeness and kindness overall.

( Taken from the www.stpc.org.uk  website. Visit for results & photos )

4.6.2008

Gt. Eccleston On-Line Tickets

       Tickets are now available to purchase on-line for the NWTPC August event at Gt. Eccleston. This event will see the usually spectacular floodlit pull on the Saturday evening with European pullers in attendance, followed by Sundays event , the highlight being the final round of the 950kkg Modified Euro-Cup class. So buy your tickets now and save money. Visit www.nwtpc.co.uk 

2.6.2008

Kirkbride

         Saturday morning saw the sun blazing down on the Kirkbride track. The new clay added to the track after last years event look good apart from the appearance of a few stones. After a stone picking session and the adding of water the track went down very well ready for the start of the pulling. The list of tractors was smaller than expected due to many factors , the Euro-Cup in Made,NL, some teams with holiday commitments, while others had broken or were awaiting parts. This however allowed those tractors there to do more runs than time would normally have allowed, which was good for some to get their machines dialled in after winter work.
        The day was split into 2 sessions to allow for a break ,so the pits could be opened to the public to look around the tractors. The competitors were warned at the drivers meeting that the very smart looking Belgium sledge brought over for the event would be a lot easier to get off the line than most pullers were used to. The day started with the Super Farm class with all machines achieving a Full Pull in good style, even the very well turned out new machine Red Bull. After the Pull Off , which saw all the tractors again having good runs, followed the first run for the Under 401 class, with most tractors achieving a Full Pull and the drivers really liking the way they could get moving down the track with the sledge. Then came a demo run from the much worked on Simply Red Prostock. The good track and much improved wheel speed caught John out, with the front end of the tractor heading skyward straight off the line, ending with a short rough ride , similar to that experienced by Desperate Dan at Zwolle in January. John was very pleased though with the potential and the team started work on modifications ready for another try later in the day. Before the break saw 2 more impressive demo runs from Billy Walker driving Judgement Deere , and Karl Carter driving Desperate Dan.
         After the break was the Pull Off of the Under 401 class, with the guys down from Scotland putting in some great performances. The Truck class followed , then there was another demo run from Judgement Deere. Robert Armistead then took to the seat of Desperate Dan for the first time, doing a great Full Pull , front in the air, a great Desperate Dan performance. Simply Red was ready just in time to do the final run of the day. With more weight on the front this time John did a good run, hooking up well and taking the sledge down to around the 70 metre mark. Much more to come from that tractor this season and a great way to end day 1 at Kirkbride.
      Following a great evening in the White Heather Hotel on site, day 2 started with a noticeable change in the weather. The sun had been replaced by clouds , and as soon as the pulling got underway the rain started and continued for some hours until the organisers had no choice but to cancel the days event. A great shame the rain spoiling what was until becoming a great weekend. The site at Kirkbride as the potential to become another great NWTPC venue. Lets hope the weather is kinder for the October event there.

Some YouTube videos from the weekend.

17.5.2008

  Eliminator Sledge Receives ETPC Licence

The STPC sledge "The Eliminator" is the first UK sledge to receive a 2008
Licence from the ETPC. The members of the Scottish club have worked very
hard over the last few weeks in order to get the sledge ready for their first event
of 2008 at Fife Show today. The sledge was inspected by the ETPC Sledge Inspection Team
on Monday and has received a National B Licence. The sledge is currently the
only sledge in the UK to hold an ETPC license and meet the HSE recommendation of
" use of best practice". The BTPA , and all its Competitors would like to thank the STPC
for all their hard work in making the sledge comply with the new ETPC safety rules.

More Tractor Pulling on Country Channel TV

The Country Channel TV internet site have produced 2 " Behind the Scenes" films

1. Clarke Pulling Team

2.Just Smoky

Take a look and enjoy!!

( If you have trouble viewing the films on the Country Channel site or the wrong film appear
click on "SETTINGS" on the website. Select 400kb and select "POP3(mms/rtsp) in the
Media Servers drop down box)
 

Simply Red Up and Running

Simply Red has been fired up for the first time after its winter rebuild.
Take a look

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ilis7AtF1xU

Preparing for the 2008 Season.

Whilst the Scottish Club are working hard to get there sled up to the new ETPC rules,
ready for ETPC inspection and there first event at Fife, the NW Club
have been making improvements to the Track & spectator facilities at Gt. Eccleston.
For more updates on the NW website visit www.nwtpc.co.uk

First BTPA Event of the Season

The 1st BTPA Event of the Season will take place at Fife Show in Scotland
on the 17th May. For more details visit www.stpc.org.uk

2 weeks later will be the 2nd Event at Kirkbride , near Carlisle
31st May - 1st June. For more details visit www.nwtpc.co.uk

Online Newsletter

The BTPA Online Newsletter is now available. If you wish to receive it
sign up by using the link at the top of the page.

Arnhem

The next indoor event of the season takes place at Arnhem - Holland this coming weekend
April 12th 2008.  British Competitors making the trip will be Red Alert , Red Fever,
Desperate Dan and a new British TWD Risky Bizzness - the old Heartbeat now owned by
Mark Pacey & Andy Miller.

for more details of the event visit

www.indoorarnhem.nl

SWTPC / SWTPA

At an extraordinary AGM. of the SWTPC the members decided to make dormant the club
affiliated to the BTPA and start a new club ( SWTPA ) to organise events in the SW area. This
decision was taken on the basis that there was not enough ETPC approved sledges available for
the 2008 season. It was also stated that for the present time the sledge used by the SWTPA would not be brought up to the new rules required by the ETPC.
The SWTPA is in no way affiliated to the BTPA or ETPC and no Tractor registered with the BTPA or an ETPC affiliated Organisation should compete at a SWTPA Event.

Kirkbride Dates Confirmed

Event dates are now confirmed.
See Events for more info

Gt. Eccleston on TV.

A Program of the 2007 British Championships will be shown on
Men & Motors ( Sky Channel 131 - Virgin Media Channel 286)
on Saturday March 22nd at 6pm

Chris George

It is with sadness that we here that Chris George passed away on the 20th February,
following a long battle with cancer. Chris was involved with Tractor Pulling
from the early days, as a member of the SWTPC. and the BTPA. With tractors
including Avon Lady and John Bull he entertained pulling fans around
the country. Chris was always willing to help other pullers by making parts
and passing on his knowledge of the sport. He will be sadly missed by many.
Our thoughts are with his wife Kate and family.

Join the BTPA

You can now join the BTPA as a Non-Competing Member.
Click on the 'Join' link above and print off the application form.
Forms for Tractor Registration & Competing Memberships will
be available soon.

Event Dates Posted

Start filling in your diaries. This years dates posted on the Events Page. There is still a couple to finalise, these will be posted ASAP

Register for Electronic Newsletter

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as well as the lastest news on events, via Email.
Click on Newsletter at the top of the BTPA website
to register. If anyone has any news to be included
please email it via the Contacts page on the Website.

WEBSITE UPDATE

We are currently upgrading the website, we apologise for
any inconvenience.

BTPA A.G.M.

The BTPA AGM will be held Saturday 26th January 2008 at 2pm,
at the Quality Hotel, Chesford Bridge, Kenilworth,
Nr.Warwick.

New DVD Available

Gt. Eccleston August Pull 2007 DVD
Includes an highlights programme plus extended
coverage of the Saturday & Sunday Pulls.

Click here to Buy your copy Online!!