The Vertex Caterham Seven 310R Championship represents a well established and successful class in Caterham racing, providing the penultimate step on the ladder for the proficient race driver in a car that started life in the Academy Championship.

In what is the ultimate evolution of the Academy car, the machines that compete in the 310R ranks produce in excess of 152bhp – giving it a better power-to-weight ratio than a Porsche 911.

Sharing plenty of similarities to the cars that race in the Caterham Seven 270R Championship such as suspension and aeroscreen, the Seven 310R also requires a limited slip differential for increased traction and improved cornering. 

Providing a fitting backdrop for progression up the ranks, the Caterham Seven 310R Championship is the perfect proving ground for those wanting to one day graduate into the full-bore Caterham Seven Championship UK – the top echelon of the Caterham racing for the expert racer.

The 310R championship features seven rounds in England and Wales, an overseas event in the Netherlands as well as an end of season spectacle in Barbados. The action on track consists of 21 races across the season – with races between 20 and 30 minutes in length, but the points differ to the 270R class with 30 points now on for a race win, with points descending to one point for every finisher.

Family, friends and motorsport fans will be able to watch all the action from the BARC organised race weekends LIVE on our YouTube channel – www.youtube.com/@britishautomobileracingclub with the Caterham 310R Championship series kicking off its calendar on the 12th April at Snetterton.