BARC

BARC's combined sprint and hillclimb championship — around 24 rounds at venues like Prescott, Shelsley Walsh and Gurston Down.

The UK's biggest racing series by race count — five-tonne race trucks at Brands Hatch, Thruxton, Le Mans and more.

Local hillclimb championship at Gurston Down in Wiltshire, a BARC-operated venue.

Local hillclimb championship at Harewood in Yorkshire — the BARC-run venue's season-long title.

Club racing for the MG marque, backed by the MG Owners Club and Adrian Flux Insurance, run under BARC.

One-make BARC club racing celebrating Audi's performance models at British circuits.

The UK's biggest racing series by race count — five-tonne race trucks at Brands Hatch, Thruxton, Le Mans and more.

Multi-class BARC racing mixing sports cars and saloons of all kinds, backed by CNC Heads.

Classic Touring Car Racing Club series exclusively for Ford saloons — the Blue Oval Saloon Series.

CTCRC racing for big-power classic touring cars and saloons from the 1960s to the early 1990s.

CTCRC historic racing for classic touring cars, run to period-authentic specification under BARC.

CTCRC racing for touring cars built before 2003.

CTCRC racing for pre-1966 touring cars — the machinery of early British saloon car racing.

CTCRC championship for touring cars built before 1983.

CTCRC racing for pre-1993 touring cars — Sierra RS500s, E30 M3s and the heroes of the golden touring car era.

CTCRC series for 1990s–2000s Super Touring cars, reviving the BTCC's most celebrated era.

Caterham's famous entry-level championship — complete novices race identical Sevens in their first season of motorsport.

The step after the Caterham Academy — identical Seven Roadsport racers at the UK's premier circuits.

The mid-tier of Caterham's one-make racing ladder — identical Seven 270R sports cars.

One-make racing for the Caterham Seven 310R — the senior sprint class of the Caterham ladder, including a Spa away round.

The top tier of Caterham's national racing ladder, with BTCC support rounds at Knockhill, Donington and Brands Hatch.

Local hillclimb championship at Gurston Down in Wiltshire, a BARC-operated venue.

Local hillclimb championship at Harewood in Yorkshire — the BARC-run venue's season-long title.

Sprint cup racing for classic Formula Ford 1600 single-seaters, run by Heroes of FF1600 under BARC.

Entry-level saloon racing for young drivers aged 14–17, with a BARC scholarship programme.

The UK's premier touring car championship — three races a weekend, live on ITV, with a heritage stretching back to 1958.

The entry tier of the MINI CHALLENGE — Cooper-based racing that keeps costs down for newcomers.

The premier MINI racing class in the UK — identical John Cooper Works cars, often on headline support bills.

The middle tier of the MINI CHALLENGE — production-based Cooper racing that feeds the JCW class.

The UK's premier hillclimb championship, with a top-12 run-off format at venues across Britain and the Channel Islands.

Multi-class BARC club racing for production coupes, sponsored by OT Publishing.

Wheel-to-wheel racing for purpose-built pickup trucks at British circuits, run under BARC.

The UK's premier one-make championship — identical 911 GT3 Cup cars on the BTCC support bill.

Porsche GB's one-make sprint series for the 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport, run with BARC.

The UK's championship for TCR touring cars — 2-litre turbocharged, production-based machinery.

One-make racing for Honda Civic Type Rs under BARC — closely matched cars and a proven proving ground for touring car talent.

Club racing under the BARC banner from the Track Action Racing Club.

The UK's FIA-certified Formula 4 championship — the first wings-and-slicks step for junior single-seater talent.