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With nearly 5000 motor sports events taking place in the UK every year, the action is never far away. Click here to find events local to you.
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If you’ve ever watched motor racing on television, you’ll know it’s tremendously exciting. But experience the sights and sounds of a live race meeting, and you will be hooked for life.

The UK is blessed with an abundance of circuits, so wherever you live in the UK, you are never far from a race circuit GO FIND PERMANENT VENUES. A venue such as Rockingham and small circuits such as Lydden Hill enable the spectator to see all of the track, but normally it is important to find the best viewing point (often a grandstand) to see your favourite series of corners.

From major international events at Brands Hatch, Donington Park and Silverstone, which attract thousands of spectators, to the few hundred hardy souls enjoying a club-level meeting at Mallory Park or , you are assured of a day’s exciting racing, whatever your tastes.

One of the best things about going to a meeting is the wide variety of cars you will see. Whether the programme features single seaters, saloons or sports cars, there are always plenty of wheel-to-wheel battles as drivers fight to overtake into corners or outpace each other down the straights.

While you are there, check out the often frantic activity in the paddock, as drivers work to fix mechanical problems between morning practice and the actual racing. The camaraderie between drivers has to be seen to be believed, as rivals for the same championship ‘muck in’ to help so that they can try to beat each other where it matters; out on the track. It is great when you do get access to the paddock as you can have a closer look at machinery and the opportunity to chat to the drivers and people working on the cars (unless they are in the middle of a major rebuild of course).

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TOP UK CIRCUIT RACING SERIES

HiQ MSA British Touring Car Championship
For bumper bashing thrills and spills you simply can’t the premier league BTCC. The 10-round series visits all the top UK circuits and enjoys live television coverage on ITV4. The non-stop action, though, is even better when viewed trackside. Racedays feature no fewer than 3 BTCC highlights plus a full supporting programme featuring single-seaters, hot-hatchbacks and sportscars. Highly recommended.

British Formula 3 International/British GT Championship
Double bill of top class entertainment. Formula 3 is the traditional proving ground for the next generation of Grand Prix stars – past champs include F1 world champions Sir Jackie Stewart, Emerson Fittipaldi, Nelson Piquet, Ayrton Senna and Mika Hakkinen. Adding to the entertainment on show, this year’s mouthwatering GT grid is loaded with race-prepared versions of stunning supercars including Ferraris, Porsches and Aston Martins.

TOP 10 UK RACE MEETINGS

Formula 1 Santander British Grand Prix , Silverstone (4-6 July)
Britain expects, but can Lewis Hamilton deliver on home ground? With Silverstone predicting a sell-out, tickets for this showpiece event should be booked in advance.

Festival of Speed , Goodwood House (11-13 July)
The Festival of Speed is far more than just a hillclimb: it’s the world’s biggest and best celebration of motor sport history and a brilliant chance for fans to see the greatest competition cars and star drivers from all eras.

FIA World Touring Car Championship , Brands Hatch (27-28 July)
Triple world champion Andy Priaulx will be flying the flag as the globe-trotting WTCC headlines in the UK. This year’s series includes teams representing BMW, Chevrolet, Honda and SEAT, so expect plenty of fireworks.

HiQ British Touring Car Championship, Knockhill (17 August)
Britain’s most popular race series makes its annual trip to Scotland. Set in spectacular moorland close to Edinburgh, the narrow, undulating track always serves up more than its fair share of controversial action.

DTM, Brands Hatch (30-31 August)
Expect plenty of fender bending thrills as the high-powered German Touring Car Championship makes its only UK appearance. Staged on the tight Indy Circuit, spectators are in for a real treat.

Superleague Formula, Donington Park (30-31 August)
Catch history in the making as an exciting new international series kicks off right here in Britain. The sweet-sounding V12 propelled F1-style single-seaters in action will line up in the colours of many of the world’s top soccer clubs.

Le Mans Series, Silverstone (13-14 September)
All the top cars from the world famous French 24-hour endurance classic come to Silverstone for what promises to be a thrilling six-hour showdown. Diesel powered 200+mph Audis and Peugeot prototypes top the all-star bill.

HiQ British Touring Car Championship finale, Brands Hatch (21 September)
Britian’s top race series reaches its pulsating climax. In recent seasons the BTCC has always gone right down to the wire and this season’s grand finale is certain to be another firecracker.

Goodwood Revival , Goodwood Circuit (19-21 September)
The magical Revival relives the glory days of Goodwood race track and recreates what many was the golden era of motor sport. No surprise that this iconic event has become the most popular historic meeting on Earth.

British F3 International /British GT Championship , Donington Park (12 October)
Two of the UK premier race series will be won and lost before the dust settles at Donington. The F3 title race will be settled in a couple of 30-minute showdowns while a spectacular two-hour race will decide the final destination of the 2008 GT crown