FABULOUS CARS, FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE, GREAT RACING!
Donnington Park 2010 - Peter McFadyen
Introduced by John Guyatt in 2009, The Owner Driver Mechanic Awards are designed to encourage original specification Pre-War Sports Cars to come out racing at Vintage Sports Car Club (VSCC) meetings. Aimed at the amateur racing enthusiast, points towards the annual ODM Awards are weighted according to whether the car is owned, driven and maintained by the entrant, although it is not necessary to do all three in order to race with us.
With at least five races during the season, points are accumulated in each of four engine capacity classes. Prizes are awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd in Class and the overall winner on aggregate is presented with the coveted ODM Trophy.
Racing is close and competitive, but equally important is the friendly club atmosphere and spirit of camaraderie fostered in the ODM hospitality marquee. Here owners, drivers, mechanics, their family and friends can relax and socialise. Hot and cold drinks, light refreshments and lively banter are dispensed throughout each race day.
To join us, simply enter your Standard or Modified Pre-War Sports Car in the Standard or Modified Pre-War Sports Car race at any VSCC Race Meeting. No further subscription is required.
Previous Winners
2023
1st: Sue Darbyshire (Morgan Super Aero)
2nd: Christopher Mann (Alfa Romeo Monza)
3rd: Clive Fidgeon (Frazer Nash Boulogne II)
2022
1st: Sue Darbyshire (Morgan Super Aero)
2nd: Max Sowerby (Talbot-Lago T23)
3rd: Adam Moody (Riley TT Sprite replica)
2021
1st: Simon Blakeney Edwards (Frazer Nash SS)
2nd: Max Sowerby (Talbot-Lago T120)
3rd: Nigel Dowding (Riley Brooklands)
2019
1st: Tim Kneller (1933 Riley TT Sprite Replica)
2nd: Christopher Mann (1932 Alfa Romeo Monza)
3rd: Ian Standing (1929 Riley Brooklands)
2018
1st: Tim Kneller (1933 Riley TT Sprite Replica)
2nd: Ian Standing (1929 Riley Brooklands)
3rd: Simon Edwards (1930 Morgan Super Aero)
2017
1st: Simon Edwards (1930 Morgan Super Aero)
2nd: Andrew Mitchell (1937 HRG 1500)
Joint 3rd: Sue Darbyshire (1929 Morgan Super Aero), Tim Kneller (1933 Riley Sprite Replica)
2016
1st: Duncan Potter (1931 MG Montlhery Midget)
2nd: Mark Groves (1936 Frazer Nash Emeryson)
3rd: Mike Preston (1926 Bugatti Type 35B)
2015
1st: Andrew Mitchell (1937 HRG 1500)
2nd: Duncan Potter (1931 MG Montlhery Midget)
3rd: Jo Blakeney-Edwards (1929 Frazer Nash Super Sports)
2014
1st: John Collins (1930 Riley Brooklands)
2nd: Will Mahany (1938 HRG 1100)
3rd: Mark Brett (1937 Ballamy Ford Special)
2013
1st: Ian Standing (1929 Riley Brooklands)
2nd: Charles Gillett (1929 Frazer Nash Super Sports)
3rd: Adam Painter (1935 Maserati 4CS)
2012
1st: Ian Standing (1929 Riley Brooklands)
Joint 2nd: Fred Boothby (1933 MG J2), Will Mahany (1937 HRG 1100) and Neil Twyman (1932 Alfa Romeo 8C)
3rd: Andrew Mitchell (1937 HRG 1500)
2011
1st: John Polson (1934 Talbot AV105)
2nd: John Collins; driver Tim Kneller (1930 Riley Brooklands)
3rd: Adam Painter (1935 Maserati 4CS)
2010
1st: Jeremy Brewster (1927 Lea Francis Hyper)
2nd: Geoff Smith (1929 Frazer Nash)
3rd: Cyril Hancock (1938 Fiat New Balilla)
2009
Joint 1st: Mike Preston (1926 Bugatti Type 35B) and Clive Temple (1929 Riley Brooklands)
2nd: Andrew Mitchell (1937 HRG 1.5)
3rd: John Polson (1934 Talbot AV105)