"Pit stops"
Club members and Guests can meet for an informal drink after work  on the 1st Wednesday of every Month
The Swan
Ship Tavern Passage
77 Gracechurch Street
EC3V 0LH
All members and guests are welcome so if you are not busy why not come along.

The Lloyd's Motor Club was formed in 1951 by a number of enthusiasts in the London insurance market, following an upsurge of interest in motoring and motor sport after the Second World War. Membership was - and remains - limited to members of Lloyd's and those involved in the Lloyd's and company markets of the London insurance industry.

At its peak in the 1970s and 1980s, membership ran well into four figures; after a quiet spell in the early 1990s, numbers have once again been increasing rapidly - thanks in no small part to the club's award winning quarterly newsletter, which was launched in 1997 - with a current level of approximately 750 members and rising.

Having run its own sprint meetings at Brands Hatch and Lydden Hill in the1950s, the club was able to expand its sporting activities when it was invited to join the Eight Clubs in 1968 and participate in their annual event at Silverstone. 

The club has also resumed the occasional sponsorship of its racing members, which has recently seen the Lloyd's name return to Le Mans after many years' absence, and operates its own highly successful karting team which take part in various championships across the country.

What was formerly the social highlight of the club's year - the Annual Dinner - resumed in 1999 after an absence of many years, much to the pleasure of those members who retained fond memories of the legendary events of yore, which on their own right would often draw the LMC to the attention of the national motoring press!

In addition to this meeting, today's LMC members are able to avail themselves of exclusive circuit-hire events such as the long-standing track days at Goodwood, and an annual kart racing meeting at Buckmore Park, one of the country's leading outdoor karting venues.