750 Motor Club

All tickets are sent by email to the email address used to purchase the e-tickets. Please keep an eye on your junk/spam folders. If you have ordered your e-tickets and can't find them, please call the ticket office on 01264 882200 option 1, and we will try to help you.

Yes, you can buy tickets at the gate on arrival. However, we advise purchasing tickets prior to the event to avoid additional queues.

We now use an e-ticketing system which is designed to send your tickets by email. However, if you would like us to send you a ticket in the post, please call our ticket office on 01264 882200, option 1. PLEASE NOTE: There is a £3 charge for postal tickets.

Children aged 12 and under are admitted to the circuit free of charge when accompanied by a responsible adult (maximum of five children per adult). You will still need to book a free child ticket for each child when you buy your tickets. Children aged 13 to 15 need a Teen ticket.

Children aged 12 and under are admitted to the circuit free of charge when accompanied by a responsible adult (maximum of five children per adult). You will still need to book a free child ticket for each child. Teen tickets are available for 13 to 15 year olds.

If you are purchasing more than 10 tickets for the same event, we offer a corporate rate. Please contact our office on 01264 882200 (option 1).

We understand that some guests will not be able to access the circuit without the assistance of an Essential Companion.

We are pleased to be able to offer an Essential Companion ticket for those guests who require additional assistance.

INFORMATION ON APPLYING FOR AN ESSENTIAL COMPANION

Don't worry. Public Wi-Fi is available at a selection of our ticket entrances. Simply connect to the Wi-Fi when you arrive and download your ticket before presenting it for entry. We recommend downloading your ticket before travelling where possible to help speed up your arrival.

Early bird prices are available until midnight on 31 December 2026. Book before then to get the best price.

Enter your BARC membership number in the promo code box on the ticket page to see member prices.

Yes. Camping is available at Thruxton.

The campsite opens at 12pm (midday) on the Friday before the event, or on the Thursday for the BTCC, BSB and British Truck Racing race meetings. The latest arrival is 9pm, to avoid disruption to the other campers.

Camping is free for all events, except the British Touring Car Championship, Thruxton Retro, British Truck Racing and British Superbike Championship race meetings, for which camping pitches must be purchased.

There are toilets, freshwater supply and waste point available in the campsite.

For events that are free to camp, there are no shower facilities at the campsite. For paid camping events, shower facilities are provided.

Yes. Everyone on the campsite needs a valid weekend admission ticket, or a 3-day admission ticket for BSB and Thruxton Retro.

You can park in the public car park overnight, and you'll be let into the campsite the following morning.

BBQs are allowed but must be raised off the ground. Open fires are not allowed, and disposable BBQs must not be put on the grass or in the bins unless they're completely cold. All music and generators must be turned off by 11pm.

Parking is free of charge.

The circuit is open from 8am.

Circuit action will end no later than 18:30

Thruxton is an active airfield and race circuit and as such, there is a strict no dogs/pets policy on site, except for registered guide dogs and assistance dogs who are allowed, providing they are kept on a lead at all times and are easily identifiable as guide dogs. All intended visits to Thruxton Circuit for this race meeting must be notified to the circuit via completion of the online form at least 7 days prior to the event. Any dogs/pets found to be locked in a vehicle will be removed.

More information on our Guide Dog and Assistance Dog policy is available here

We have a designated banking area for Blue Badge holders, which is accessible via Gate 4. This is a raised bank for you to park your car, providing a view over the 'Complex' section of the circuit. There is also disabled parking at the top of car park A. Ask a member of the security staff to direct you if you're unsure. All passengers/driver must have relevant admission tickets.

There is a wide choice of food and drink on site, plus the Thruxton Centre is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with drinks served throughout the day.

Camping chairs or a picnic blanket, layers and waterproofs (the weather can change quickly on the airfield), sun cream, ear protection, and your phone with your tickets downloaded. We don't encourage gazebos, but if you do bring one, please put it at the top of the spectator bank so it doesn't block other people's view of the circuit.

Racing can be loud, so we recommend ear protection for anyone with sensitive ears, especially children and babies.

Use the postcode SP11 8PN. Thruxton is easy to reach from the M3 and M4. Once on the A303, follow the signs for Thruxton Circuit only, not Thruxton village. Andover is the nearest train station (10 minutes away, with trains from London Waterloo), and Southampton Airport is about 40 minutes away. Road closures are in place for major race meetings. How to find us >>

Every spot gives you a different view of the action, so why not try somewhere new for each race? Choose from Woodham Hill spectator bank, the first corner at Allard, the Complex, the Club Chicane and the grandstands.

Yes. Thruxton is a cashless venue, so please bring a card or phone to pay.