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The 2027 edition runs 14 to 15 August.
Why You Should Go
North Yorkshire's round of Britain's premier touring car championship at Croft Circuit.
Format
2-day race weekend
Crowd
~31k (2016) · families & petrolheads
Vibe
Family-friendly
About This Event
A technical 2.1-mile, 16-corner circuit in North Yorkshire, hosting the BTCC since 1997 — Croft blends high-speed sweeps with tight, elevation-shifting corners, earning its reputation as the championship's most demanding all-round test. Three races across the weekend, with free admission for under-15s.
1What to Expect
Pivotal late-season championship rounds as the BTCC enters its closing stages
Support races include Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain and British Formula 4
High spectator banking at Clervaux and Hawthorn offers elevated sightlines between Hairpin and Tower
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Spectator banking at Complex provides views across Jim Clark Esses, Barcroft and Sunny corners
General admission includes paddock access to see cars close-up and watch teams prepare
2Best Way to Experience It
- Clervaux and Hawthorn banking positions you above the action between Hairpin and Tower
- Blue Badge holders access dedicated parking alongside the straight after Hawthorn corner
- Grandstand seats require separate advance purchase for BTCC and sell out early
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3Logistics
- Children 12 and under enter free when accompanied by an adult
- On-site parking provided free of charge
- Tickets available for advance purchase or at the gate on arrival
- Spectators may bring own food and non-alcoholic beverages
- Only registered assistance animals permitted on-site
4Frequently Asked Questions
- Best fit if you enjoy championship battles: Round 8 of 10 positions Croft just before penultimate Silverstone round, late-season September date creates pivotal championship implications, teams seek advantages in title fight.
- Best fit if you value technical circuits: 16-corner, 2.127-mile layout challenges drivers through Jim Clark Esses, Barcroft Bend, Hairpin elevation shifts, regarded as truest all-round test on BTCC calendar.
- Best fit if you like family-friendly motorsport: Children 15-and-under admitted free, spectators welcome to bring own food and beverages, three Sunday races plus Saturday qualifying creates full weekend programming.
- Not ideal if you prefer street circuit spectacle: Permanent North Yorkshire circuit emphasizes technical driving over urban drama, Saturday qualifying race format means reduced Sunday grid action compared to knockout-style championships.
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