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Mike, Robin, Andy & John at the club's 10th Birthday bash
Worthing HO Racing was launched in Febuary 2010 by Robin Cornwall and Andy Player as a not-for-profit slot car racing club for the local community to enjoy. Since that first event, we’ve aimed to provide a competitive, fun and friendly environment to ensure everyone has a great evening’s racing.
In 2014, Mike Dadson helped the club add Scalextric digital to the schedule. This WHO/digital offshoot has grown to fill half of the calendar at the Barn and has the same philosophy of as our HO racing: accessible family fun.
A third distinct format - Slot Rally - arrived at the Barn in 2024, inspired by a mail-in race the club organised during the Covid-19 pandemic, when we took a break from face-to-face meetings.
You can find us at:
English Martyrs Catholic Church Hall
Goring Way
Goring-By-Sea
West Sussex BN12 4UE
Type ‘Worthing HO Racing’ into Google Maps or Apple Maps and you'll be taken to the Barn. There is ample car parking in the Church car park and on the slip road just outside the Barn.
Public transport is very good, with Goring-by-Sea station a 5-10 minute walk from the Barn and Stagecoach 701 & 11, plus Compass 8 services stopping just outside the venue in both directions.
You can contact us via Facebook Messenger or email whoracing [at] hotmail.co.uk
Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. We also have a WHO Discord server and a SlotRacer Online club forum. So there are plenty of ways to follow and interact with the club between meetings.
WHO Racing is a not-for-profit club with a written constitution and an elected organising team. We are affiliated to Community Works. The club has no formal membership - as soon as you start your first race you’re a ‘WHO racer’. Race fees are paid on the door or you have the option to pay in advance with a choice of annual season tickets.
The club has a safeguarding policy. Both Andy and Simon hold DBS certificates. We do ask that all young people who are thirteen years old or younger bring a responsible adult with them. You may have noticed that we like our photos and videos! Young people and their parents / guardians are asked for consent to be included in images.
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The club celebrated its tenth birthday in February 2020 with a magnificent evening of racing, cake, prizes and the company of the Worthing Town Crier.
Huge thanks goes to everyone who has contributed their time and energy to the success of WHO Racing since 2010. We are very proud of our club and value the time we spend together at the Barn.
If you are looking for a new hobby or a fun and exciting family night out, we will make you very welcome. Pop down on a race night or contact us via Facebook or email.
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