The 83rd Members’ Meeting presented by Audrain Motorsport officially launched the 2026 motorsport season at the Goodwood Motor Circuit, delivering a full weekend celebration of historic racing, demonstrations, and heritage storytelling across two days of action.
The 2026 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship roared into life at Donington Park under bright yet changeable skies, as thousands of fans packed the circuit to witness the start of a new campaign filled with fresh storylines and familiar rivalries.
Dan Rowbottom delivered a landmark victory for Cataclean Plato Racing at Donington Park, winning the first ever BTCC “Race to Pole” Qualifying Race and securing pole position for the opening race of the 2026 season.
The Javelin sprint season burst back into life at Blyton Park with a packed paddock, a full grid of varied machinery and a day that became defined as much by the weather as the racing itself.
The Severn Valley Stages made a highly anticipated return to the British rallying calendar, delivering a dramatic and memorable opening round of the 2026 Motorsport UK British Rally Championship.
Under a flat grey sky at Silverstone, the MINI Challenge Trophy arrived for a weekend that felt raw rather than welcoming. It was overcast, breezy and noticeably chilly trackside, but crucially dry from start to finish.
The 2026 British Touring Car Championship officially burst into life at Brands Hatch on 8 April, as more than 9,000 fans packed into the venue for the series’ final pre-season test.
Nestled on the stunning coastline of Anglesey Circuit, where sea views meet sweeping tarmac, the Spring Drift Matsuri once again delivered a weekend of tyre smoke, screaming engines, and pure sideways spectacle.
The British GT Championship has officially launched its 34th season in style, with a packed and vibrant media day at Silverstone providing the first real glimpse of what lies ahead in 2026.
The 2026 Yorkshire Dales Rally will be remembered not just for its spectacular setting and flowing stages, but for the brutal conditions that defined its inaugural running.
Max McRae etched his name into the history books of the Get Jerky Rally North Wales on Saturday (28 March), securing a dramatic victory alongside co-driver Cameron Fair after a breathtaking final-stage showdown in ever-changing Welsh forest conditions.
Well that certainly felt like the longest winter I’ve had in a while. I’ll be frank and say that I’m not even sure if I know what direction to point the camera in at this stage.
