TDC IS BACK!

Trackday Championship (TDC) races back into action for Round Five of the 2026 season on the Anglesey Coastal Circuit Saturday 1 August. If the previous round is anything to go by, we can expect another fantastic race, featuring superb battles throughout the field and across every class.

Trac Môn is a truly outstanding circuit, the banked turn two, allows drivers that navigate correctly to carry much more speed through the mid-lap, maximising the run out into the high-speed Church, and up the back straight into the Rocket section. No discussion of the Coastal layout would be complete without mentioning the spectacular Corkscrew - one of the most enjoyable sections of track, that shares the decent-and-turn characteristic of its famous namesake and is only made even better when racing wheel-to-wheel.

Heading into Round Four, and the halfway point of the 2026 season, Matt Swaffer and the Swaffer Racing BMW 130i lead the overall championship standings. However, fellow Class B contenders Paddock Performance in the BMW E36, and Team Air Supply's #46 Volkswagen Golf are showing no signs of slowing down. The pair produced one of the closest contests of the season last time out at Mallory Park, with the Air Supply Golf edging out the Paddock Performance E36 by just three tenths of a second after an incredible 42 laps of racing.

In Class C, Stephen Docker behind the wheel of #153 Mazda MX-5 is currently leading the class, however, the Se7en Motorsport / Michael John Flooring Toyota Celica remains firmly in contention, enjoying a standout performance at Mallory Park, where they claimed an impressive class victory, and fourth place overall!

Further down the field in Class D, Jack Hargreaves, driving the #66 Boreham Motorsport MX-5, currently leads the class standings. However, runner-up Alister Esam is building momentum after securing victory last time out in the BC Cars Motorsport Mazda MX-5.

To find out what happened last time Trackday Championship hit the track click here!

Join us on the grid for Anglesey here!

Photos: Gary Hawkins Photography.