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It’s almost time for Trackday Championship’s 2025 season to begin!
On Saturday 15 March, Snetterton’s 300 circuit will host the championship’s opening race for the first time since TDC’s debut in 2016.
Three classes of production saloon, hatchback, and sports car racers will all be keen to mark the occasion in memorable fashion, by securing a podium finish. Finishing in the top three of each class will not only be rewarded with a trophy, but also a strong helping of championship points to kickstart the competitors campaign.
2024 overall TDC Champion Nicole Drought (Motion Motorsport) will be aiming to begin her title defence in strong fashion, with a fresh look to her Honda Civic challenger. The 2024 Class C and Class D Champions, Wayne Cockerill (Aindale Racing) and Wright/Glover (Clubracer) are also set to return to the grid at Snetterton, albeit with the latter duo now taking on Class B in a Volkswagen Golf.
Expect the action to be competitive throughout each class!
Snetterton should provide a fantastic platform for an entertaining season opener. The circuit’s long straights will allow for competitors to put their engines through its paces, while challenging corners such as Coram and Murrays will test both a driver’s race craft and their car’s handling.
While difficult to master, the Norfolk circuit remains a favourite amongst track day drivers and racers alike for its ability to reward and frustrate in equal measure.
Anticipation for an epic season opener is high!
Trackday Championship’s established weekend format will remain in place for the upcoming season, with a 25-minute qualifying session proceeding a 45-minute race.
Limited space remains on the grid. Secure your spot be entering here.
Photo: Gary Hawkins Photography