The Colin Wotley Cup has now replaced The Hereford Cup Colin was a committed member of BAMGOC and always enjoyed both planning and taking part in Sunday Lunch Runs. So, the Hereford Cup has now been retired and replaced by The Colin Wotley Cup. This is an award for the best Sunday or evening run organised by a club member. The winner is decided by those taking part giving marks for various aspects of the run. At the end of the year the total marks for each run are added up and averaged out so that the result is not dependant on the number of cars taking part. The run which attracts the most marks is the winner. So, if you attend a Sunday Lunch Run and don't have a printed form you can still vote by downloading a printable form HERE and giving it to Pauline or emailing a scan or photo of it to secretary.bamgoc@gmail.com The original Hereford Cup was presented to us by Hereford MGOC for having the largest club attendance at their 2006 Mountains & Valleys run (22 cars I think) and the committee at the time decided to use it as an award for the best Sunday or evening run organised by a club member.

The Colin Wotley Cup has now replaced The Hereford Cup Colin was a committed member of BAMGOC and always enjoyed both planning and taking part in Sunday Lunch Runs. So, the Hereford Cup has now been retired and replaced by The Colin Wotley Cup. This is an award for the best Sunday or evening run organised by a club member. The winner is decided by those taking part giving marks for various aspects of the run. At the end of the year the total marks for each run are added up and averaged out so that the result is not dependant on the number of cars taking part. The run which attracts the most marks is the winner. So, if you attend a Sunday Lunch Run and don't have a printed form you can still vote by downloading a printable form HERE and giving it to Pauline or emailing a scan or photo of it to secretary.bamgoc@gmail.com The original Hereford Cup was presented to us by Hereford MGOC for having the largest club attendance at their 2006 Mountains & Valleys run (22 cars I think) and the committee at the time decided to use it as an award for the best Sunday or evening run organised by a club member.