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Trackday Championship (TDC) returns in 2026 for what is set to be another year of gripping action on track. A diverse seven-round provisional calendar is in place, featuring new and returning circuits alongside a number of paddock favourites.
The technical Snetterton 300 circuit played host to an enthralling season opener in 2025 and hopes will be high for a TDC classic when the 2026 season begins there on Saturday 14 March.
Competitors in each of the championship’s three classes will all be looking for a strong start to their campaigns in Norfolk, before heading North to the Lincolnshire Wolds in May – for Cadwell Park and Round 2 of the 2026 season.
A visit to Mallory Park is penned in for the following month, which marks the first time that the Leicestershire circuit has ever hosted a TDC race. Which drivers will be the first to win the class trophies?
The championship then heads to Wales and the stunning Anglesey Coastal circuit for Round 4, giving competitors the opportunity to race with an idyllic backdrop, in the footprint of Snowdonia and looking out across the Irish sea.
Donington Park remains one of the UK’s finest circuits and has been a stalwart on the TDC calendar for that reason. The latest edition is set to take place on the final weekend of August, a few weeks before the picturesque Oulton Park is scheduled to host the penultimate round of the year.
In traditional fashion, the 2026 season is set to conclude with a fixture on the Brands Hatch Indy circuit. This race is often the cause of plenty of excitement, as drivers duke it out for one final time.
Who will follow in the footsteps of Clubracer and be our overall 2026 Champion?
Find the full 2026 Calendar* below:
- Snetterton 300 / Saturday 14 March
- Cadwell Park / Saturday 9 May
- Mallory Park / Saturday 6 June
- Anglesey Coastal / Saturday 1 August
- Donington Park National / Saturday 29 August
- Oulton Park International / Saturday 26 September
- Brands Hatch Indy / Saturday 14 November
Registrations and race entries for the upcoming season can be made here.
*all dates are provisional and subject to change
Photo: Gary Hawkins Photography