
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.

Racing a genuine Super Touring car comes with its own unique challenges and rewards, and the CTCRC provides an opportunity for eligible period machinery to compete in front of enthusiastic crowds at some of Britain's leading race circuits.

Competitors and prospective entrants can explore the latest regulations to understand the technical and sporting requirements for taking part.

Want to know more about competing with the Classic Touring Car Racing Club? Explore the CTCRC FAQs for useful information about the Club, its racing categories and getting involved.
Stuart Caie
Email: stuart.caie@classictouringcars.com
The Classic Touring Car Racing Club has been championing historic saloon and touring car racing since 1974, but the arrival of the Super Tourer Series in 2022 brought an entirely different generation of competition machinery into the fold.
The series was created to give genuine cars from one of touring car racing's most celebrated periods somewhere to compete once again. Since then, machinery including the Volvo S40, Nissan Primera, Vauxhall Vectra, Ford Mondeo, Honda Accord and Renault Laguna has helped recreate the sights and atmosphere of the original era.
Importantly, these aren't simply demonstration cars. They're prepared to race, allowing spectators to once again experience the speed and spectacle that made Super Touring such an unforgettable chapter of motorsport history.