BRITISH ARMY MOTORSPORTS ASSOCIATION

The British Army Motorsports Association (BAMA) was formed in 1960 for the purpose of co-ordinating motorised wheeled driver training in the Army and in the form of competitive motorsport events and to represent the interests of Army Motor Sports at Service, National and International level. In 2010 BAMA was awarded the status of ‘Recognised Sport' and organised itself into 3 Groups covering 8 motorsport disciplines; Navigation, Sports Car racing, Karting and Rallying are 4 wheel activities with Trials Enduro, Road Race and Adventure activities for the motorcycles... 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..

Also known as: Army Motorsports

Primary location: United Kingdom