Race Car Development
Aero Racing Morgan Challenge
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
Class R
Paul Bryan - Morgan 4/4
Paul Bryan has been competing with his Morgan 4/4 in Class D of the Aero Racing Morgan Challenge for several years and achieved 2nd in Class for 3 consecutive times since 2015.
Paul Bryan also competes with this Morgan 4/4 in the Techniques sponsored MSCC Sprint Series (SpeedMog).
Class E
Class G
Class H
Historic Racing
Leigh Sebba - Morgan 4-4 Series 1, 1939 Le Mans Race Car
This car famously competed at Le Mans in 1938 and 1939. Techniques completely rebuilt the car in 2009/2010 and it raced again at Le Mans in 2010. The car has been competing in every Le Mans Classic since and also in various other events, including the Donington Historic Festival and Silverstone Classic.
Simon King - Morgan 4-4 Series 1, Le Mans replica
In 2014 Techniques transformed Simon King's Morgan Series 1 from 'Basket case' wreck into a replica of the Morgan 4-4 Series 1 that raced at Le Mans in 1938. The car was finished in time to compete at the 2014 Le Mans Classic together with the original Morgan Series 1 that Techniques rebuilt in 2009/2010 for Leigh Sebba.
Philip and Sharlie Goddard - Morgan 4-4 Le Mans Recreation
In 2001/2002 Techniques recreated the unique 1939 Morgan 4-4 Le Mans car to enable the previous owner John Clarke to compete at the prestigious Le Mans Classic 2002. The car has since competed in races all over Europe and was back at the Le Mans Classic in 2004 and more recently in 2018 with current owners Sharlie and Philip Goddard.
Adrian van der Kroft - Morgan +4
XOV 555 is an historic +4 dating from 1959. It has a continuous racing and rallying history from new and continues to surprise many exotic sports cars from the '60s. This car competes at the highest level of historic motor sport having appeared at Goodwood, Bahrain GP circuit and race tracks across Europe, including six Le Mans Classics.
Sharlie Goddard - 1969 Moss Box +8
This Techniques prepared Moss Box +8 competed in the 2019 Modena Cento Ore in Italy. Sharlie Goddard and her co-driver Suzie Harvey finished the 5-day rally, which involved many hours of racing and speed trials and achieved the top stand on the podium within the ladies' competition section.
Sprint and Hill Climbs
MSCC Techniques Speed Championship (SpeedMog)