
West London lay down a marker as Eastbourne seal sixth straight crown
Eastbourne sealed a sixth consecutive King of Clubs teams’ title at West London, but it was the home club who stole the spotlight in the season finale. With legends returning, new champions crowned, and margins measured in tenths, the 2025 series ended on a high — and left plenty to ponder for 2026.

Giddins Steals Masters Lead, Snashall Turns Up Heat – WEST LONDON FINALE AWAITS
Colchester delivered high drama and decisive performances, as Eastbourne tightened their grip on a fifth straight Teams title, Finley Harrison sealed the Rookies crown, and three drivers’ championships now head to a winner‑takes‑all finale at West London.

SUNSHINE FOLLOWS RAIN: Round 4 Preview
Eastbourne lead Aldershot by a single point as KOC25 heads to Colchester Model Car Club this Sunday. Tight title fights, tricky kerbs and a sunshine-and-cloud forecast promise a pivotal Round 4 – with entry closing at 22:00 on Tuesday.

Curb Your Enthusiasm: Eastbourne Steal the Lead, One Kerb at a Time
Kerbs, crashes, and championship shifts—Eastbourne strike back at home to steal the KOC25 lead by a single point. Relive the drama from Round 3 with full team results, driver highlights, and who’s hot heading to Colchester.

EASTBOURNE COME Back – But It’s Tight at the Top
Eastbourne struck back at Adur to take Round 2 of the KOC Teams Championship, but Aldershot still lead overall after a close second-place finish. The tightest title fight in KOC history is officially on.

Is This the Year Eastbourne Get Beat?
Aldershot smashed Round 1 of the 2025 King of Clubs Teams Championship at their home track, but Adur and Eastbourne aren't far behind. Lower finals played a big part in deciding the result—and the title fight is already looking close.

The 2025 King of Clubs season Opens its account in style at Aldershot
Local heroes shine as the 2025 King of Clubs season opens at Aldershot’s Demon Raceway. From Finley Harrison's Rookies Cup sweep to Ben Cane’s commanding 17.5 Stock drive, Round 1 proved that local knowledge counts—and away form may yet decide the championship.