With the battle for supremacy reaching fever pitch and the challenging International layout of the Northamptonshire venue providing a fitting backdrop, every point is set to be crucial in the race to be crowned champion.
The 2026 season draws to a close for the British Automobile Racing Club and it’s a return to Brands Hatch for the grand finale.
Whether you're an experienced endurance driver or looking to get into endurance racing, Britcar three classes for a variety of cars.
The classes for the 2026 Britcar Endurance Championship are based around power to weight ratio and specific car homologations. Find out more.
Looking to drive this season? Visit the championship website to seats in various classes currently advertised and explore opportunities to join the grid.
Claire Hedley
Email: claire@britcar-endurance.com
The Britcar Endurance Championship traces its roots back to 2002, when its inaugural season proved a resounding success, with Paul Bates taking the championship title at the wheel of his BMW M3 E30. A major milestone followed in 2005 with the introduction of the Britcar 24-Hour Race.
Britcar continued to evolve over the following years, reaching an international stage in 2020 when it supported the FIA World Endurance Championship for the first time at the 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps. The championship took another significant step in 2025 when Britcar merged the Trophy and British Endurance Championships onto a single grid, bringing the two strands of the series together and creating a unified platform for the next chapter of Britcar endurance racing.
