Organising Clubs 

British Automobile Racing Club (BARC) organise races at almost every venue in Britain, including meetings at Brands Hatch, Cadwell Park, Croft, Donington Park, Lydden Hill, Mallory Park, Oulton Park, Pembrey (Wales), Silverstone, Snetterton, and of course the BARC's home circuit, Thruxton. 

Championships BARC organise include the British Touring Car Championship and its Support Package, British Formula 3 Championship, Numerous Club Championships in addition to Truck Racing and Sprints / Hillclimbs.

British Racing & Sports Car Club (BRSCC) organise over 65 meetings and over 35 individual championships each year.

Championships BRSCC organise include the Formula Palmer Audi Championship & Caterham R400 Challenge.

The 750 Motor Club (750MC), formed in 1939, organise club level events at most circuits throughout the country.

Providing good quality racing to spectators and value for money to competitors, full grids and plenty of action are assured. 

The Classic Sports Car Club (CSCC) organise race meetings at most circuits throughout the country catering for a wide range of Single Seaters, Sports & Saloon Car with the emphasis very much on cars from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s & 80’s.

The Jaguar Enthusiasts Club (JEC) organise race, sprint & hillclimb meetings at most venues & circuits throughout the country for ALL types of Jaguar.

The British Motorsport Marshal's Club is the premier marshalling club within the UK. They provide more marshals to more race meetings than any other club within the UK. Coupled with their excellent MSA approved training days, insurance scheme and membership benefits they should be the first port of call of all current or would be marshals.

Championships

Since its inception for the 2005 season, the Speedworks Ginetta Scholarship has grown to become one of the most successful and prestigious motorsport scholarships in Europe. Conceived by Speedworks Motorsport co-owners Christian Dick and Amy Leigh, the scholarship winner contested the MaX5 Racing Championship for Mazda MX-5s in 2005 and 2006, but in 2007 will be racing at a higher level in the thriving Texaco Halvoline Ginetta Championship.

The MaX5 Championship was new for 2005 having run as a series in 2004.

MaX5  Racing   championship is based upon the original MX5 Championship run by Mazda in the UK in 1990/91.

The championship uses the Mk1 1600cc Mazda MX5 and is run on the principle that close racing is exiting racing, it has proved to be one of the best if not THE BEST club racing championship in 2005.

The Caterham Graduate Championship is one of the most competitive club racing racing championships in the UK. With 3 different classes within the 'graduates' family there is something to suit everyone.

It's typical Caterham racing action, lots of over-taking, slip-streaming and lead changes with the final race positions usually not decided until the final lap, and more often than not the final corner!!!!!

Results / Timing 

Motorsport Timing (MST) provides the electronic timing for most major national & international race meetings including FIA Formula 1 Championship, World Super Bike Championship & the FIA World Rally Championship.

Their web-site contains results for most UK race meetings.

 Circuits 

MotorSport Vision (MSV) owns the Brands Hatch, Oulton Park, Snetterton, Cadwell Park & Bedford Aerodrome group of race circuits.

As a result they hold rounds of the A1GP, World Super Bikes, British Touring Cars and many other international, national & club championships. 

Silverstone is the home of the British Grand Prix and the UK’s highest profile race circuit.

As well as the British Grand Prix they also host many other major international meetings as well as many club level events. 

Rockingham Motor Speedway is the UK’s newest racing venue holding numerous events throughout the season