Tickets will be sent near the event date. All tickets are posted first class unless you have requested special delivery. If you have ordered your tickets and you are concerned that you have not received them please call the ticket office on 01264 882200 option 1, and we will try to help trace your order.

All tickets are sent well in advance of the race meeting to ensure you receive them in time. If your tickets have not been delivered, please contact us on 01264 882200 (option 1).

Currently yes. However, if government guidance changes, we may have to request all tickets are purchased in advance. If this is the case, we'll communicate on our website, email database and social media channels.

In the rare event that your tickets have not arrived in time, you will need to purchase them at the gate, we will then refund you after the event. All you need to do is return the on the day ticket and your original advance tickets to the ticket office.

Unfortunately, advance tickets cannot be collected on the day of the event due to the multiple number of entrances into the venue.

Grandstand seating is not included in the price of the admission ticket. Grandstand seats can be purchased separately in advance and on the day of the event - subject to availability.

Children 5 and under will be permitted to sit on a parent/guardian lap and therefore admitted free of charge. Where pre-allocated seats are issued then all seats taken must be paid for, irrespective of age.

The campsite will be open and free for this event.

The campsite will open from 12pm on the Friday before the race meeting. More information on the campsite here

Whilst England is due to come out of Covid-19 restrictions from 19 July, we anticipate that there may be some restrictions in place with regards to camping after this date. As such we’re planning with this in mind but until clearer guidance/legislation is forthcoming it’s incredibly difficult to know what these restrictions may be if any at all.

We’re in constant dialogue with our local authorities to ensure the health and wellbeing of all our customers and will update all customers once we have a clearer picture.

Children aged 12 and under are admitted free of charge to the Circuit and Paddock (max 5 children per responsible adult). A teen ticket is available for 13 - 15-year-olds.

If you are a Member of the BARC you are able to purchase discounted tickets on production of your membership card.

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).

Carers of our disabled guests may be entitled to free admission at Thruxton Race Meetings, however, this must be arranged prior to the event date. Anyone turning up on the day will not be able to obtain a free carer ticket. More information available here

Parking is free of charge.

The circuit is open from 8am.

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

BTCC & BSB Race Meetings - Children 13-15 years old must hold a teen ticket. Children 12 and under accompanied by an adult (max 5 children per responsible adult) are admitted to the circuit and paddock (providing the responsible adult is still accompanying them) free of charge.

All other race meetings, Children 15 and under accompanied by an adult (max 5 children per responsible adult) are admitted to the circuit and paddock (providing the responsible adult is still accompanying them) free of charge.

Please contact our press officer Trevor Swettenham on 01264 882206 or tswettenham@barc.net

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.

No, but we do offer a cash-back facility in the restaurant (minimum spend of £5.00)

If you have lost any of your property please report it as soon as you can to the BARC office which is located under the Members grandstand (01264 882200 option 6), this is where any lost property is handed in. In the event that a child is found to be lost within the circuit, they will be taken to the BARC Office where CRB checked staff will care for them until they are reunited with their parent/guardian.

We have St Johns Ambulance on site in various locations and we also have a manned medical centre in the paddock, any member of staff or security will be able to assist you.

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 who are allowed, providing they are kept on a lead at all times and are easily identifiable as guide dogs. Any dogs/pets found to be locked in a vehicle will be removed.

There are baby changing facilities in the paddock toilets, Thruxton Centre, the toilets at Allard and Chicane corners.

We will be taking extensive measures to ensure the health and wellbeing of our customers and colleagues throughout the venue by implementing strict social distancing and other preventative measures to ensure we can operate safely. This will include clear signage and enhanced cleaning procedures.

In addition to this, we have sourced and invested in hand sanitiser stations, anti-viral surface cleaning products and protective safety screens where appropriate.

We do however rely heavily on the cooperation of our visitors to comply with the latest government guidance and best practice to ensuring a safe venue for all.

In line with Government guidance, if you are displaying any symptoms whatsoever (new/persistent/continuous cough, fever and loss or change to your sense of smell/taste) you should not attend Thruxton under any circumstances.

Ticket holders are advised to check our website and social media pages for the latest information.

If you are displaying any symptoms whatsoever (new/persistent/continuous cough, fever and loss or change to your sense of smell/taste) you should not attend Thruxton under any circumstances.

We've taken extensive measures to ensure the health and wellbeing of spectators whilst at Thruxton.

We've implemented strict social distancing and other preventative measures throughout the entire venue to ensure we can operate safely. This includes clear signage and enhanced cleaning procedures.

We've sourced and invested in hand sanitiser stations, anti-viral surface cleaning products and protective safety screens where appropriate.

Please ensure that the latest social distancing guidance is followed at all times. We have plenty of space on the spectator banks for all visitors to maintain a safe distance.

We're only able to accept card/contactless payments.