Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship (BTCC)

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.

For the fastest access into the venue, we recommend that you print your tickets.

You can also show tickets on your mobile phone, however, to avoid delays we recommend downloading and saving these to your device.

Unfortunately not. Tickets are available to purchase in advance - for the quickest way into the venue. Alternatively, tickets can be purchased at the gate on arrival.

If you cancel your order more than 4 weeks prior to the start of the event for which you have bought tickets, you will be entitled to a full refund.

If you cancel your order less than 4 weeks before the start of the event for which you have bought tickets, you will not be entitled to a refund.

To request a refund, please email: tickets@thruxtonracing.co.uk stating your name, address and booking reference.

Yes. Carers of our disabled guests may be entitled to free admission to this race meeting. This must be arranged in advance. For details on how to apply click here

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.

If you wish to camp at Thruxton for the BTCC race meeting, you will need to purchase a camping pitch.

Camping pitches are limited and must be purchased in advance. Maximum of six adults per pitch (children 12 and under do not count). All equipment and vehicles must fit inside your pitch. If not, vehicles can be parked in the public car park. Your pitch will be yours for the duration of the event and will be allocated to you on your arrival.

ADDITIONAL CAMPING INFORMATION >>

PLEASE NOTE: Camping is only permitted in the designated campsite. Camping in the car parks is strictly prohibited.

The campsite will open at 12pm on the Thursday before the race meeting and will remain open until Monday morning after the race meeting. The campsite is manned 24 hours a day but the latest arrival is 9pm, to avoid disruption to the other campers.

PLEASE NOTE: Camping is only permitted in the designated campsite. Camping in the car parks is strictly prohibited.

The circuit is open from 8am.

The last race/event will finish no later than 6:30pm.

No, for this event, children 12 and under are admitted free of charge with a paying adult.

You will still need to book a child ticket via our ticket portal here >>

Yes, please view the map

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.

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 >>

There are baby changing facilities in the toilets at Allard and Chicane corners.

If you’re wondering where to watch the Kwik Fit BTCC, the best place is trackside at Thruxton Circuit, the fastest circuit in the UK and a highlight of the British Touring Car Calendar. For those who can’t make it to Thruxton, you can watch British Touring Cars live on ITV4, which broadcasts every round of the season.

The Kwik Fit BTCC roars back into action at Donington Park on 18–19 April 2026, kicking off another EPIC season of touring car racing. As part of the British Touring Car Calendar, Thruxton Circuit will host Rounds 13, 14, and 15 on 25/26 July 2026. The championship will then conclude at Brands Hatch GP on 10–11 October 2026, where the title fight will reach its dramatic finale. Secure your British Touring Car tickets for Thruxton early and make sure you’re there to watch British Touring Cars live at the UK’s fastest circuit.

The Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship is the UK’s premier motorsport series, showcasing high-performance, production-based racing cars battling wheel-to-wheel at circuits across the country. Established in 1958, the BTCC combines world-class drivers, top manufacturers and intense racing action, attracting thousands of fans to each event. Featuring 10 race weekends per season, it delivers a mix of strategy, speed and drama like no other championship.

The Kwik Fit BTCC (British Touring Car Championship) features some of the fastest and most exciting race cars in UK motorsport. Modern BTCC machines reach top speeds of around 145mph, at circuits such as Thruxton and Silverstone.

Each Kwik Fit BTCC car is powered by a 350+bhp, 2-litre turbocharged direct-injection engine with advanced ‘fly-by-wire’ throttle control, designed for both performance and cost efficiency. These engines are built to strict technical regulations, allowing teams to either develop their own or lease a TOCA/M-Sport-prepared unit. Power units can be sourced from a manufacturer’s broader family of engines, including those from subsidiary marques under their control. To ensure parity across the grid, every car uses a common Owen Developments turbocharger and wastegate, along with a PWR intercooler