Dalton-on-Tees, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom2026-09-05 to 2026-09-06
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.
What 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
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
Best 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
Good to Know
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
Is This Event Right For You?
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.
