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WIN! £38k SEASON DRIVE
WIN! £38k SEASON DRIVE
WIN! £38k SEASON DRIVE
WIN! £38k SEASON DRIVE
WIN! £38k SEASON DRIVE
WIN! £38k SEASON DRIVE
We are one of the leading junior motorsport championships in the UK offering ultimate track time, coaching and clean racing with maximum opportunities & brilliant paddock & media support to elevate you forward.
Brush up on your media, fitness, teamwork, autotest skills and instructor-assisted driving with our busy scholarship day. Whether you want to come for an experience or are keen to snag that prize of a season with OREX Competition for 2027, the day is a fantastic introduction to motorsport.
We're holding this at the stunning Anglesey Circuit on Friday 19th February - a perfect half term location to end with a weekend away with your family.

JSCC are pleased to announce details of the 2027 Junior Saloon Car Championship Scholarship, where one up and coming racing driver will win a fully funded season in the Championship. With the 2027 Calendar we will be supporting the British Truck Racing Championship at some of their events.
This fantastic prize includes the following:
• Championship Registration
• Entry into the 2027 Junior Saloon Car Championship
• BARC membership
• JUNIOR ARDS Course the Motorsport School
• Use of an OREX Championship car
• All consumables’ parts to keep the car within the championship regulations
• Car preparation prior to events and from the Thursday night through to the Sunday night by the team
• Race fuel at race meetings
Driver to supply:
• Helmet and race kit
• Additional testing including Friday pre-event track time
The Scholarship will take place on one of the most scenic tracks on our race calendar. Anglesey Racetrack
Bracken Close
Ty Croes
Wales
on the 19th of February.
Competitors will attend all activities in one day and the winner will be announced at the end of the day.
The cost of the scholarship is £895.00.

Driving is just one of the parts of the assessment for the Scholarship, holding 50%of the points. It is advised that drivers prepare for the driving assessment adequately to give themselves the best possible chance of progressing through the competition.
As a minimum, drivers should be able to use a car with a clutch prior to arrival.
All Participants will have a number of sessions alongside an instructor in the car, during which they will be assessed on the following areas.
• Ability to drive safely at speed
• Car control skills
• Ability to change gear
• Willingness to listen to the instructor and learn from them
• Progression through the session

Being a racing driver requires a satisfactory level of fitness.
Entrants should work on their fitness before the competition to prepare themselves for this assessment.
Simple exercise such as walking or running will improve fitness as well more focused training such as press- ups/sit-ups.
This element is as much a test of the competitor’s character.

Presenting yourself professionally to the media and around the paddock is an essential skill at all levels of motorsport.
The JSCC is live streamed on YouTube and drivers are often interviewed straight after the race when the adrenaline is pumping, so being able to communicate well and in a likeable but professional manner is a necessary trait.
You have 15 minutes to do a presentation to the team about anything you wish.
You will also be asked some questions about the championship.

Slow Speed manoeuvring around the paddock, including driving slowly around the paddock, Reversing into a bay around tight turns.

Sim driving on the Anglesey circuit with Perfect Acceleration.
We will be looking for smoothness of the driving, gear changing and improving after feedback.

To be eligible for winning the 2027 Junior Saloon Car Championship Scholarship, the entrants needs to have turned fourteen prior to the first round and seventeen after the 1st of January 2027.
Participants must also have NOT competed in more than three race events in any Junior Racing Car Championship.
Get in touch if you have any further questions and we'll be happy to help!
No. Drivers who do not own their own kit should wear a long-sleeved top, trousers,and suitable footwear. JSCC will have a limited number of helmets available on the day to borrow. All the cars are provided as part of the competition.
No. There are no specific licence requirements to take part in the Scholarship.
No. Competitors are not required to have any specific experience in any form of racing. We do recommend that successful applicants have at least had practice driving a car with a clutch. There are a number of young driver schemes that can facilitate this around the country along with 1-1 Development days.