Motorsport UK is changing the digital positioning of the organisation, and this work has commenced through the introduction of the motorsport management platform, powered by Sport:80. Following the launch of the new platform, Motorsport UK is focusing on creating a new public facing digital experience.
Motorsport UK is fully committed to upholding the integrity of historic motorsport, including the preservation of authenticity, fairness, and compliance to ensure a sustainable future for the community.
The Motorsport UK Cross Car Championship will launch for the 2025 season with the new event joining the British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy and the BTRDA Clubmans Rallycross Championship schedule.
Elfyn Evans and Scott Martin have become the first British crew to win the legendary Safari Rally for more than 20 years with a gruelling victory on last weekend’s predictably punishing event.
This month, we catch up with self-confessed motorsport addict Callum, who handily enough, has recently moved to a village with a rather famous hill climb track… Prescott. In the early weeks of the 2024 season, Callum would ‘drag his family up the road’, in between showers, to watch the action both on the hill and in the Paddock.
Championing the next generation of female talent, the third season of the F1 ACADEMY season kicks off this weekend with the series’ debut in Shanghai, China.
Laila Fitzgerald has joined Freya Lally in the 2025 Club 100 Karting Championships as winners of the first Motorsport UK Girls Karting Academy Scholarships.
By any standards, it was a standout out weekend for British motorsport. While Lando Norris withstood pressure from reigning champion Max Verstappen to win the season-opening Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, Nick Tandy was making history in Florida.
The lights go out on this year’s 24-round FIA Formula 1 World Championship in Melbourne this weekend. This season not only marks the 75th anniversary of F1, which was born at Silverstone back in 1950, but also is one of the most eagerly-anticipated series in history with at least six potential champions coming under starters orders in the wee early hours of Sunday morning.
While all eyes will be firmly focused on the opening round of the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship, this weekend Melbourne also raises the curtain on both fiercely-fought Formula 2 and Formula 3 Championships.
Motorsport UK’s Race for Diversity programme is pleased to announce that 20 schools are officially certified as part of the initiative, across four locations; London, Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester.
Forty students signed up to join an event held at Queen Mar University, London, introducing students to the StreetCar and Race for Diversity initiatives last week.
