FasTForward is the quarterly magazine of the MGF Register. It was instigated in 2006 by Tim Morris, who is still the editor, and followed the publication of Year Books in 2004 and 2005.
It was designed as a way to recognise and encourage members/writers to submit articles for publication and also as a way to keep a historical record of the MGF/TF and the MGF Register itself.
In 2008 an annual award was instigated to recognise the contributors to the magazine It was the second of two trophies created from model MGFs (the Brian Griffin Competition Trophy is the other).
The Trophy is awarded to the writer who submitted the “best” article as published during the year and nominated by the readership.
| Year | Name | Citation |
| 2008 | Rob Bell | For his Project Shed articles |
| 2009 | Robin Ball | For “Britain’s Best Drives” |
| 2010 | Rob Bell | Further recognition for the ongoing Project Shed series |
| 2011 | Alan Dunlop | For the MGF Freedom “Come Dine With Me” series |
| 2012 | Colin Grant | For his erudite and concise series of “How To” articles |
| 2013 | Rob Bell | For his Rolling Road article (and Project Shed again!) |
| 2014 | Adrian Clifford | For his “Focus On” series covering every model of F/TF |
| 2015 | Adrian Clifford | Furtherance of “Focus On” and the Monogram article |
| 2016 | Ron Kemp | For “Mama Mia”, a trip to Greece and Skiathos visiting the film locations |
| 2017 | David Coulthard | For his MGF Cup articles and Le Mans |
| 2018 | John & Anne Riley | For their article on the MGF and disability |
| 2019 | Hakan Sigemark | For his “Saving No.4” article on rescuing a unique MGTF and exporting it to Spain |
| 2020 | Adrian Tucker-Peake | For his highly informative “insider” article on the MGTF 200HPD and its follow-up “Verve” Project. |
| 2021 | Phil Rigby | For his series of “Rookie Racer Ramblings” throughout the year |
| 2022 | Tim Morris | Tim was the founder of FasTForward and has contributed numerous articles as well as editing and designing each of the 70 issues to date! |
| 2023 | Mark Jones | For his series of Mark’s Workshop Articles written from Canada. |