
Speedfest East - Snetterton (300)
The British Automobile Racing Club is back at Snetterton this weekend with a packed programme of championships set to make it an event that will live long in the memory.





The British Automobile Racing Club is back at Snetterton this weekend with a packed programme of championships set to make it an event that will live long in the memory.

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 Classic Touring Car Racing Club welcomes drivers looking to experience the excitement of touring car racing for themselves. From understanding whether your car is eligible to getting your first race weekend underway, the Club can help point you in the right direction.

Before heading for the grid, take a look through the latest Pre-03 Touring Cars championship regulations. You'll find the key sporting and technical requirements governing eligible cars and competition throughout the season.

New to the CTCRC or considering joining one of its championships? The CTCRC FAQs are a useful starting point, with answers to common questions about the Club, racing, eligibility and getting involved.
Colin Gibbons
Email: colingibbons141@gmail.com
The Classic Touring Car Racing Club has been keeping Britain's touring car heritage alive since 1974. What began as a way for enthusiasts to race popular post-war saloon cars has grown into a thriving club covering multiple generations of touring car and saloon car competition.
Today, the CTCRC provides a home for everything from early historic saloons to considerably more modern machinery. That breadth allows drivers and fans to experience the evolution of touring car racing across the decades, while competitive grids and carefully structured regulations remain central to the Club's approach.