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Coordinated with the police to make sure there were no obstructions and helped sign folks in at the gate.

The underlying data base was turned off for security in 2017.

Directx Fbx Converter 2016 Tax Return Download And Resources

The site now just has a number of key links active, such as the download and resources pages.

I was prompted to bring this material together and scan some early press articles on our activities after an enquiry from Jeremy Cookson who runs a web site documenting early drag racing strips in the UK, and he was asking abot Riccall Airfield in North Yorkshire.

This was the location of a number of eighth mile sprint and drag racing events run by the British Quarter Mile Association (BQMA).

This is where we document as much as we can about long forgotten airstrips and motor racing circuits other than the established ones like Santa Pod.

Recently we have added a profile about Riccall Airfield, Yorkshire where we are trying to piece together event and date information from the days when the certainly forgotten about British Quarter Mile Association ran a few eighth mile events in the late sixties (1969 I think).

So, this is when I performed the usual search on Google and came across your blog page and references made to Riccall.

In your time I note that you used to be the flag starter as well as Competition Secretary for the BQMA, and I was wondering if you could give me some additional information about these events that we could include in the profile.

As you will see from the FB link we have uncovered 3 photos, the club logo and thats about it.

Since I have discovered that the club had its own newsletter called Acceleration.

Dave Hoy and Chris Tilney I believe contributed to this publication with cartoons and artwork.

Chris in fact is one of our Group Members who used to help out running events for the Newcastle District Timing Association and Millfield and Tughall Airfields before moving to Felton as the North East Hot Rod Association.

Younger brother Jon won a competition in the Eagle Comic and was awarded 1964 Drag Festival tickets.

British soil was done by Buddy Cortines.

I also was involved as competition secretary and flag starter for the British Quarter Mile Association (BQMA) who ran events at Riccall Airdrome in Yorkshire.

On one event at Riccall advertised for us by free (some called them pirate) Radio 270 we had thousands of people turn up to see the drag racers.

I ran a drag bike in some events, and my brother Morris who raced a go-kart also entered at one stage with that.

A run of stickersdecals and a few chrome bumper badges were produced.

Also here is an image of a BQMA membership card mine from 1967.

The races were only open to club members by our RAC competition licence but one specific event went a bit viral when Radio 270 (as mentioned above) ran a LOT of mentions of it on the radio.

He had met Mr. Proudfoot, a supermarket chain owner in Yorkshire, who was involved with Radio 270 and got invited out there which led to the coverage on the station and encouraged a LOT of people to come.

I recall over 1,000 turned up, but that is from a vague memory And to comply with our licence to let them in we had to get them to join the BQMA So for a year we had a BIG membership They did get their Gestetner produced newsletters, but it was way more work than we expected.

Our dad, Charles Tate (a local JP) helped us out a LOT and took charge when the car queues backed up at Ricall.