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Meet Team ENHANCE-D CLUB! 


 

A global community of people exercising with
diabetes, offering virtual and face-to-face events, discounts on diabetes essentials, perks and more.
Made up of a series of local clubs supported by Enhance-d.


What you get from joining an Enhance-d Club

Here's what you'll get by joining your local Enhance-d Club - Build connections; (find, follow & chat) Join a growing community of other people with diabetes exercising with diabetes like you. Get EducateD &Empowerd; Join weekly virtual meetups and webinars discussing all things related to exercising with diabetes. From practical tips to diabetes burnout, physiology and psychology. Exercise Together; Quarterly face-to-face events around sports, exercise and physiology. Learn from others' experiences, share your own and get inspired by being surrounded by others like you. Exclusive Discounts; Get access to exclusive special offers, as each club is sponsored by international, national and local companies to bring you the things that matter for less. From sports nutrition, team kit and merch, travel insurance and more…

 

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Meet The Army Motorsports Team 

 

 

So where did Army Motorsport start? 

The British Army Motoring Association (BAMA) was formed in 1960 following on from the Army Motorcycling which had been active since 1937. Established to test crew’s navigation and driving skills on and off road, BAMA’s activities were designed to test all types of wheeled vehicles with 4 tonne vehicles competing against smaller utility platforms. BAMA activities have flourished over the past 50 years, enjoying extensive participation from all service personnel across all theatres. In the late 60s, BAMA ventured in the stage rallying with an invitation to the Scottish Rally.

Get to know The Army Sports Car racing team!

This discipline remains the biggest growth discipline in the British Army Motorsport Association.  The Team has been striving to develop this exciting sport ever since its establishment and recognition by the Army Sports Control Board in 2011.  What started as a few members joining the Race Grid, has now leapt to over 20 Army Race Drivers joining their fellow competitors from the RAF, Royal Navy and Veterans on the grid.  

The Army Sports Car Racing team consists of 3 tiers of driver:

  • Novice (Development)
  • Intermediate (Representative)
  • Advanced (Elite)

 

If we have you hooked then see what's in-store for the team next by following their journey or clicking the link to our latest blogs 

Army Sports Car Racing (@armysportscarracing) • Instagram photos and videos