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In 1982 the MCAC was the first UK motor club to enter a team (3 cars) in the East African Safari Rally and in 1986 two members competed in the Himalayan Rally achieving 3rd and 4th placings. During the 90's several members were regular competitors in UK international and Belgian national events. In 2000 the Club entered no less than 10 members and 3 teams in the London-Sydney Marathon. Since 2003, the Club has participated in the Barbados Carnival Rally and has co-promoted the South of England Tempest Rally - the final round of the British Rally Championship. On the home front the MCAC continues to offer its members an eclectic mix of events, as it has since its foundation. As well as being affiliated to The Motor Sports Association, the Club has been for many years a member of the London Counties Association of Motor Clubs, the Association of Central Southern Motor Clubs, the Association of Eastern Motor Clubs and the Welsh Association of Motor Clubs which has enabled our members to compete in events organised by members of those associations. In December 2004, to conclude a century of motorsport, the Club used its well-practiced organisational skills in co-promoting and running the first single venue stage rally to be held at the Rockingham Motor Speedway. Keeping in touch with trends in motor sport has resulted in the Club providing what its members desired and there is little doubt that this has been the key aspect of the Club's survival and success for 100 years.