As we look forward to celebrating the clubs 125th Anniversary in 2026, let’s just take a chance to look back at the action packed season at Shelsley Walsh by our MAC News editor Geoff Robinson. Click on the link below to read the full 2025 Season Review...

The festive season is upon us, and we have some merry updates to share! We’re delighted to announce an additional Christmas Noggin & Natter on Thursday, 18th December. Consider it an extra chance to enjoy good company, warm conversations, and a bit of holiday sparkle together with Mince Pies and Mulled wine available. Please also note a change to our January meeting date. As the 1st of January is a day for recovering from celebrations, our first Noggin & Natter of the New Yea

As the Christmas season approaches, the Midland Automobile Club is reflecting on a memorable 2025. This year has been particularly special, marked by the successful introduction of AutoAlex Food & Fuel, strong competition on the hill, and impressive attendance at events including Breakfast Club and Cars in the Valley. The MAC office has expressed its sincere thanks to all volunteers for their support, good humour and dedication throughout the season. The club emphasised that

The club have again enjoyed a wide range of events from competitive motorsport weekends to an array of socials events including ‘Chill on the Hill’ and Cars in the Valley evenings. As we approach the Club’s 125th anniversary, we’re thrilled to share a packed calendar of events at Shelsley Walsh. Highlights include: The ever- glorious Classic Nostalgia Two action packed weekends featuring the British Hillclimb Championship The fast-growing Bike Bonanza And a few surprises alon

It has been a busy few months for Sports and Classics, culminating on 21st September with The Cider Run, starting at Newton Court near Leominster, and finishing at the Hereford Cider Museum. En route there was the opportunity to visit local cider producers. A good selection of cars participated including two Aston Martins, a 1967 Citroen DS21, a 1989 Saab 900S, a 1969 Lancia Fulvia, and a Toyota GT86, along with a mix of old and modern Porsches, Morgans and other sports cars