
A Career-Starting Opportunity
Every year, the Junior Saloon Car Championship runs a Scholarship programme giving one talented young driver the opportunity to win a fully funded season of racing.

Home to the stars of tomorrow, the Junior Saloon Car Championship is the ultimate proving ground for drivers aged 14 to 17 looking to begin their journey in motor racing.
The championship gives young drivers the opportunity to make the move from short-circuit karting into car racing, competing wheel-to-wheel at some of the UK's leading circuits. With a one-make format, the focus is firmly on developing driver skill and producing close, competitive racing.

Every year, the Junior Saloon Car Championship runs a Scholarship programme giving one talented young driver the opportunity to win a fully funded season of racing.

The Junior Saloon Car Championship's proven race car provides a balance of performance, driver development and value for money, allowing young drivers to focus on learning their craft and competing on track.

If you're aged 14–17 and looking to make the move from karting into car racing, the Junior Saloon Car Championship could be your next step.
Dave Beecroft
Email: davidbeecroft@icloud.com

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 Motorsport UK British Hillclimb Championship presented by Avon Tyres closes out its 2026 season with one final, spectacular meeting at where it all began back in April, Prescott.

Pairing some of the greatest historic motor racing drivers in the world alongside fabulous vintage fashion and glamour, this multi-day spectacle is an event that is not to be missed.

The end is in sight for the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship and it is all to play for at Silverstone this weekend as Rounds 25, 26 & 27 of the 2026 campaign take centre stage.
The Junior Saloon Car Championship first ran in 2014, taking over from a previous junior championship that had helped provide a pathway for young drivers moving into senior motorsport.
Designed to bridge the gap between karting and car racing, the JSCC gives drivers aged 14 to 17 the opportunity to compete on some of the UK's leading circuits. Its one-make format and evenly matched Citroën Saxo-based cars put the focus firmly on driver development and close racing.
Over the years, the championship has helped launch the careers of drivers who have gone on to compete at higher levels, including the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship and international racers.