Women's Motor Racing Associate Club

The Women’s Motor Racing Associates Club was founded, by women for women, in the “swinging sixties”; a golden era for Grand Prix motor racing when drivers and team owners could indulge in the sport. The brainchild of the wives of British Grand Prix drivers, these formidable women decided to group around what was primarily a Charitable cause; taking care of those families in the racing community stricken by accident, misfortune and grief. The Club became know in motor racing circles by its familiar name ‘The Doghouse Owners’ Club; an historic institution that was behind the infamous Doghouse Charity Balls held at The Savoy, The Dorchester and the Hilton on Park Lane – raising significant sums for Charity. The Club continues today to promote friendship, support and fundraising in motorsport. You will find us at most of the classic and heritage events across the motorsport calendar - come and meet us!