
Cars & Classes
One of the defining features of Track Action is the variety of machinery on the grid. The club incorporates a number of different categories, giving competitors the opportunity to race cars from different manufacturers and eras.

Track Action Racing Club brings together saloons, coupes and sports cars from across the automotive world for close, competitive and cost-effective club racing.
Organised by the same team behind the Junior Saloon Car Championship, Track Action attracts an eclectic mix of machinery, from front-wheel-drive hot hatches such as Renault Clios and Peugeot 206s to rear-wheel-drive sports cars including the Mazda MX-5 and Nissan 370Z.
Whatever the car and wherever you are on the grid, the competition is fierce and the track action is mighty.

One of the defining features of Track Action is the variety of machinery on the grid. The club incorporates a number of different categories, giving competitors the opportunity to race cars from different manufacturers and eras.

Track Action brings together a diverse range of cars for cost-effective, competitive club racing, with closely matched classes creating plenty of close-quarters action.

Looking for an eligible race car? Visit the championship website to view race cars currently advertised for sale and explore opportunities to join the grid.
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.
Track Action joined the BARC's roster of championships in 2023, when responsibility for running the club passed to Dave Beecroft, who also runs the Junior Saloon Car Championship. The move brought Track Action into the BARC race meeting programme and created opportunities for its competitors to race at circuits across the UK.
The club has developed as a multi-marque category, giving competitors the opportunity to race a wide variety of cars rather than being restricted to a single manufacturer or model. Previous grids have included everything from Peugeot 206 GTIs and Renault Clios to Audi TTs, Volkswagen Sciroccos and Mazda MX-5s.