Rolls-Royce employees Motor Club

The Rolls-Royce employees Motor Club is a group of enthusiastic individuals who share an interest in cars, motorbikes and motoring. Based in Derby, the Motor Club has been established for many years. As affiliated members of Motorsport UK, members can compete in motorsport events throughout the UK. The club caters for a wide range of motoring interests, from social events to DIY car maintenance and motorsport. We use Instagram and Facebook to post about our activities and events - follow us to keep up to date!

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Club Activities and Interests

We have a large number of actively competing members so if you want to get into motorsport or just talk to others who compete, there'll definitely be someone you can talk with!

We are able to offer discounted club car hire (*depending upon the club car(s) held at the time)

We run regular Workshop Wednesdays where you can get stuck into a project, lend a hand or just learn how to do something new.

There are regular social events through the year ranging from car/bike meets to film nights and pub socials.

We have a number of member benefits including discounted MOTs and Tyres.

One of our popular events - we run a number of track days throughout the year at reasonable rates allowing everyone from novices to experts access to a track to take they toy out for a spin (although hopefully not too literally!) 

History of the Club

Minutes from the 1st Annual General Meeting Held on 28th February 1955 indicate that an initial approach to the Rolls-Royce Welfare Amenities Society (WAS) to form a ”motor car club section” was made on 27 May 1954. Official recognition of the club by the Welfare was made on 9th September 1954. The first official committee meeting of the “Rolls-Royce Motor Club (Derby Division)” took place on 23rd February 1955.

Evidence from initial committee meetings during 1955 suggest that the Derby based club was closely linked to one based in Crewe. It seems that it was the Crewe division of the company that were the first division of the company to form a Motor Club and it was they who registered with the RAC. Members from Derby benefited from such affiliation through being considered part of an overall Rolls-Royce Motor Club at a national level.

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