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Castle Combe was host to round 3 of the championship, 21 big Cats joined us at what was a fine but very hot day unlike rounds 1 & 2 at Snetterton in April. In a change of procedure, this was scheduled as a 30 minute race rather than the usual 20 minutes, necessitating some drivers having to install larger fuel tanks. Notable absentee was championship stalwart Adam Powderham who, due to business commitments, missed his first race in 6 years but attended as a spectator. Having missed the first 2 rounds…

With the Swallows open day just over a month away now its time to look into the schedule for the event and who we have sharing their knowledge through talks across the morning, as well as some of the special cars we have on display attending on the morning. Weather permitting we will have a few special vehicles from the Jaguar marque including the largest gathering of Palmer sport X150’s since their days at Bedford Autodrome, XJ220, stunning E-types, Palmer Sport JP1 and race cars from the JEC GT/Saloon and Comp…

Over the next few months we will be building a fresh Jaguar supercharged V8 for the coming 2018 season and with all the usual SR refinements for Rob Bool Racing, this space frame Land Rover will be built to compete in the BCCC where is won the 2017 season and is sure to hold onto his crown this year. These races are a fantastic spectacle to watch and we urge you to take a look at these light weight monsters in action.. there is nothing like a growling Jag V8 and mud…

This amazingly well built space framed and rear engine Land Rover running a Jaguar 4.2 Supercharged V8 Tuned by us here at Swallows Racing for correction mapping on a stand alone Emerald ecu. Huge congratularions to Tim Simon and Lewis Simon winning a few class races at the end of the season in the newly built Jaguar V8 supercharged space framed landrover in the SASLRC championship, looking forward to seeing what it can do with a full season ahead of you. Great results guys and plenty more to come!  

Swallows Racing 2017 Season Summary: SR Supercharged We have had an amazing season and none of it would of been possible without every one of the team. Late nights, travel, accidents, breakdowns, highs and lows but above all the massive amounts of laughs. When we look back at the season we realise how far we have come, the drivers skills, the development work on the cars and way the team has clicked. We simply couldn’t of asked for a better result this season and next years plans are already in action…

Brands Hatch Rounds 15- 16 Race Report: Ramms Hatch? As we sank deeper into the season the cars development had increased and so had driver ability across all teams on the grid, this said nothing would prepare us for the freezing cold temps and heavy rain we would see across the weekend making it difficult for everyone to find their groove in this November race. Testing saw our old team mate Richard Knott joining us to get back in the swing of things before his return to the championship next season…

eBay Shop Our EBay shop is live and with a whole host of parts, interiors, sale cars, spares, projects and barn finds being entered weekly its an ideal place to to find that rare trim piece or winter rebuild all under one roof.. Cant find some thing you need? Give us a call on 01934 750319 or Email us Enquiries@swallows-jag.co.uk

Good Luck Boys! Well ladies and gentlemen we are mere days away from the last 2 races of the season (15-16) and it couldn’t be any more down to the wire across all the classes. With Tom and Adam currently sat in 1st and 2nd in class D with the other cars snapping at their heels its all to play for. Will the boys keep the supercharged cars ahead of the V12’s to bring home the championship for Swallows Racing? Please wish them luck with as many good wishes and good…

Japanese Imports The stigma.. JDM or (Japanese Domestic Market) cars are available through auctions daily with approximately 80,000 cars a week sold. These completely rust free Japanese imports are particularly hand plucked from the land of the rising sun for their placement all their life in the lower sunny prefectures of the country, meaning the climate is warm and very dry dry however not too intense an environment for the car to live, additionally the cars have not seen snow and more importantly there is no grit normally seen on the…