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Round 4 of the 750MC Club Enduro Championship at Snetterton did not go exactly to plan for us. You can read about the woes by clicking the link below. For round 5 we only had a few weeks to get the cars ready, and were heading to Silverstone to race for 125 minutes on the International Circuit, a new one for us! Adam was not able to make this round as well, so to help Ryan out, DannyDC2 was back again to share the duties. Check out his YouTube channel: Below is the layout of the S …

Following on from Round 3 of the 750MC Club Enduro Championship at Spa in the Area Motorsport Golf GTI, where we also competed in the 25hr FunCup Race, I had just got back from the C1 24hr in Portimao a few days before travelling to Snetterton for Round 4. Luckily the guys had a decent break and plenty of time to prepare the cars. You can read about the exploits in Spa by clicking the link below. We are back Snetterton again on the 300 Layout, 4 weeks since we did pretty well here for the …

After Round 2 of the 750MC Club Enduro Championship at Croft, we decided that the TT would not be going to Spa for the next round, as it is too far to go for it to be unreliable, and there is not really much hope with the championship now. The Golf was still good to go, but the costs for us to get just 1 car there, with all the team was going to be too much. We needed to make another plan. In the meantime we were at Snetterton for the Turismo-X Racing Championship, and had some gearbox troubles …

Our last race at Anglesey was exactly a month ago (you can read about that by clicking the image below), which gave us plenty of time to regroup, try and figure out what was going on with the TT Gearbox ready for Round 3 of the Turismo-X Racing Championship at Snetterton. Whilst we had a long time between the last race and this one, we would only have 2 working days to get ready for the next round of the 750MC Club Enduro Championship, which will be taking us to Spa Francorchamps in Belgium. We …

With literally 2 working days to get three cars ready after the Croft round of the 750MC Club Enduro Championship, and the cars not exactly behaving how we would like, it was some more late nights for the guys to get us ready. They really pulled together and got the cars sorted, including changing the gearbox on the 11 TT in an attempt to rid us of the curse that plagued Adam in the second half of the TT race at Croft, which you can read about below: All the details and dates for our raci …

After Round 1 of the 750MC Club Enduro Championship at Donington, we knew we had a lot of work to do to get the cars competitive for Round 2. Especially since the Golf engine expired, and the engine fitted for the Silverstone round of the Turismo-X Racing Championship was temporary. Round 2 is further North for us, at Croft. Having never raced here, and only doing the odd trackday, it was going to be interesting to see how we could adapt from the more sedate trackday etiquette to full rac …

The first round of the the 750MC Club Enduro Championship did not go exactly to plan, with the engine in the Golf giving up the ghost, and the lack of pace in the TT leading to 13 track limit infringements! You can read about it all by clicking the below image. All the details and dates for our racing exploits can be found on the Darkside Motorsport Page. So what we thought was a coolant pipe popping off at high temperature / pressure (temps were 135c and the pressure was over 50P …

Just over a month ago we made a one off entry to the Britcar Endurance Trophy race at Silverstone on the GP Circuit, which you are read about by clicking the below image. We did that to give us a bit more data on how the cars would perform in a race setting. Let's say it went pretty well! Next up was Round 1 of the 750MC Club Enduro Championship, which takes us to Donington. With the race being on Easter Monday, it only gives us 4 working days to get ready for Round 1 of the Turismo-X Rac …

After months of development we have decided to no longer pursue the 7000KG up-plating service due to lack of communication and assistance from the VSA. However, we can still offer a simple upgrade service to up plate the Amarok to 6400GTW. Using a normal hitch the towing capacity is increased to 3.5T from the stock 3.1T with this service. This is all possible on a Normal Licence - B + E (3500kg + Trailer). A 2020 V6 weighs roughly 2300kg with 1/2 Tank of fuel depending on specification, with a M …