Tag: BARC

This weekend marks another busy weekend for the British Automobile Racing Club. Organising teams will be spread across two corners of the UK with teams in England and Wales delivering racing action at Snetterton and Anglesey this weekend.

Anglesey in the Northwest corner of Wales hosts its first BARC weekend, with a packed entry list of Caterham racing across the class spectrum – ably supported by the CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Car Championship who will make their BARC LIVE stream bow this weekend.

Snetterton in Norfolk will welcome the BARC competitors to the 300 layout this weekend with a one day busy schedule on Saturday. The Britcar Endurance Championship and the OT Publishing Coupe Cup headlining the proceedings.

When is the next BARC weekend?
The next events will be this weekend – 31st May and 1st June.

Where are the events being held?

Anglesey Circuit
Address: Anglesey Circuit, 5YT, A4080, Ty Croes, LL63 5TF

Snetterton Circuit
Address: Snetterton Circuit, Norwich, Norfolk, NR16 2JU

What is racing this weekend?

Anglesey
CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Car Championship
EDGE Caterham Seven 270R Championship
Vertex Caterham 310R Championship
Dutch Barn Vodka Caterham Seven Championship UK
moobob Caterham Academy Championship
Bilstein Caterham Roadsport Championship

Snetterton
Britcar Endurance Championship
OT Publishing Coupe Cup

How can I watch?

At Home
The BARC race weekends will streamed LIVE and for free on our YouTube channel – https://www.youtube.com/@britishautomobileracingclub

All of the action, reaction and commentary along with side-by-side racing from both venues will be housed on our channel – you won’t miss a thing! Stream start times do vary – please check our channel for the anticipated start times and relevant stream link.

At the Track

Racing fans can head to Anglesey or Snetterton to watch trackside this weekend. Tickets are £12 per day or £15 for a weekend at Anglesey and can be paid online or at the gate.
Tickets: https://angleseycircuit.ticketco.events/uk/en/e/2025-05-31-barc

Wanting to soak up the on-track action in person at Snetterton? Tickets are available on the day or on the Snetterton website from £16 or £19 on the day. Children under 13 go free.
Tickets: https://www.snetterton.co.uk/2025/may/britcar-endurance-championship

What time are things happening on track?

Anglesey track action begins at 10:00 on Saturday with racing beginning at 14:55 and 09:30 on Sunday.

Over at Snetterton – the single day of racing on Saturday begins at 09:00 for Practice, followed by qualifying, with the first race pencilled for 14:00.

Do you have any more information?

We have a few other handy links that might be useful to help you enjoy your weekend.

Anglesey
Live Timing and Commentary: https://www.tsl-timing.com/event/252227
Timetable*: https://www.barc.net/event/barc-race-meeting-anglesey-may-31-june-1/
Watch Link Saturday: https://www.youtube.com/live/c6Tjzv84PrI?si=cXMQK_37mqSNPBGs
Watch Link Sunday: https://www.youtube.com/live/NHLzhB7pA-0?si=BJ59EwJvFVd8WW2z

Snetterton
Live Timing and Commentary: https://www.tsl-timing.com/event/252263
Timetable*: https://www.barc.net/event/barc-race-meeting-snetterton-300-may-31/
Watch Link Saturday: https://www.youtube.com/live/aEuALHP31io?si=YDpdNmC4569JH3Wd

* Subject to adjustments prior and during the race meeting

Have a fantastic weekend of racing! Summer is almost here!

The Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship, organised by the British Automobile Racing Club is up and running and striding into Snetterton this weekend as 300 layout for the Norfolk venue is called into action.

Ash Sutton leads the way in the title race from a chasing Tom Ingram and Jake Hill. Snetterton always provides great racing and if Brands Hatch was anything to go by last time out – we are in for a cracking ride! Could we see more new winners? Only time will tell!

Supporting the BTCC will be packed grids on a busy timetable across Saturday and Sunday. The Wera Tools F4 British Championship, Vertu MINI Challenge and Porsche Carrera Cup join the roster and prepare to do battle under the spotlight of the ITV cameras this weekend.

Elsewhere on the BARC schedule is the fourth event of the British Hillclimb Championship Presented by Nova Motorsport. The championship heads to a BARC venue – the fearsome Gurston Down Hillclimb. Single-seaters with up to 700bhp will be unleashed in Wiltshire. The hill is unique in the fact that it goes down before it goes up and with challenging sections including the Karousel and Deer’s Leap – it provides a real thrill for drivers. Defending Champion Matt Ryder has won four out of the six run-offs this year but is being chased hard by Wallace Menzies and Will Hall – both with one run-off a piece.

When is the next BARC weekend?
The next events will be this weekend – 24th/25th May

Where are the events being held?

Gurston Down Hillclimb
Address: Gurston Farm, Broad Chalke, Salisbury, Wiltshire. SP5 5HR

Snetterton Circuit
Address: Snetterton Circuit, Norwich, Norfolk, NR16 2JU

What is racing this weekend?

Gurston Down Hillclimb – British Hillclimb Championship

Snetterton – Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship, Wera Tools F4 British Championship, Vertu MINI Challenge, and Porsche Carrera Cu

How can I watch?

At the Track

Hillclimb fans can head to Gurston Down with tickets £15 for each day and you can pay on the gate.

Wanting to soak up the on-track action in person at Snetterton? Tickets are available on the day or on the Snetterton website from £22 for a Saturday ticket or £35 for a Sunday ticket – with weekend options available from £48. Children under 13 go free.

At Home
The TOCA Snetterton race weekend package will be broadcast live and for free on ITV4 and ITVX on Saturday and Sunday in the UK.

Qualifying will be available to all on ITVX on Saturday while race day will move to ITV4 in the UK, with International audiences able to watch the action on YouTube with races live on the RACER network in the US and Canada.

The uninterrupted coverage will feature all the on track drama with commentary, analysis and features throughout Sunday with coverage starting just ahead of the first BTCC race at 10:45

The British Hillclimb Championship will hopefully be live streamed this weekend – with coverage over on YouTube. Just search for Hillclimb.tv.

What time are things happening on track?

Track action begins at 09:15 on Saturday and 09:20 on Sunday at Brands Snetterton, with BTCC races at 11:30, 14:20 and 16:55 on Sunday. Over at Gurston Down the course opens for practice early morning until early evening on Saturday with official timed runs to be held on the Sunday.

Do you have any more information?

We have a few other handy links that might be useful to help you enjoy your weekend.

Snetterton
Live Timing and Commentary: https://www.tsl-timing.com/event/252103
Timetable*: https://www.barc.net/event/toca-race-meeting-snetterton-300-may-24-25/
Watch Link: www.itv.com/btcc

Gurston Down
Live Timing Saturday: https://www.tsl-timing.com/event/252184
Live Timing Sunday: https://www.tsl-timing.com/event/252284
Event Information: https://www.britishhillclimb.co.uk/

* Subject to adjustments prior and during the race meeting

Have a fantastic weekend of racing!

The British Automobile Racing Club is currently recruiting for the role of Head of Sporting Services at its headquarters at Thruxton Circuit.

This is a unique opportunity to take the lead in the sporting department of one of the UK’s leading motorsport organisations. The successful candidate will be instrumental in leading a small customer-focused team that provides great experiences for our members, including racers, marshals, officials and others at BARC race meetings and the three Goodwood events.

To view the full Head of Sporting Services job description, CLICK HERE.

All applicants should send a covering letter, plus full CV to Mandy Curley: mandy.curley@barc.net before Friday 30 May.

This weekend is set to be one of the busiest yet for the British Automobile Racing Club. Organising teams will be spread across two UK favourites with the home of UK motorsport Silvestone and the home Welsh motorsport – Pembrey the host venues for a bursting to the brim timetable this weekend.

Pembrey in South Wales hosts its first BARC weekend, with the big hitting British Truck Racing Championship leading the charge, with five races across the two days. In support will be further bouts for the 2CV Racing Club, Classic Touring Car Racing Club and MG Owners Club.

Silverstone will welcome the BARC competitors to the National layout this weekend with TCR UK ready to put on a show in their three races. Adding to the Tin Top flavour is the Civic Cup, Track Action and Junior Saloon Car Championship with the MINI Challenge Clubsport making its 2025 bow. Also kicking off its season will be the Heroes of FF1600, who will take to the track for the first time this year.

When is the next BARC weekend?
The next events will be this weekend – 17th/18th May

Where are the events being held?
Pembrey Circuit
Address: Pembrey Circuit, Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, SA16 0HZ

Silverstone Circuit
Address: Dadford Road, Silverstone, Towcester, Northamptonshire, NN12 8TN

What’s racing this weekend?

Pembrey
British Truck Racing Championship
CTCRC Thunder, BOSS, Pre ‘93, Pre ‘03
CTCRC Pre ‘83
CTCRC Pre ‘66
2CV Racing Club Championship
Adrian Flux MG Owners Club Championship

Silverstone
TCR UK
Miltek Civic Cup
Junior Saloon Car Championship
MINI Challenge Clubsport
Track Action
Equipe Sports Prototypes
CRCC Formula Libre

How can I watch?

At the Track

Pembrey
Wanting to soak up the on-track action in person? Tickets are available on the day at Pembrey or via the website – with tickets starting from £18 for adults – with children under 16 free of charge – https://pembreycircuit.co.uk/racing/british-truck-racing-championship

Silverstone
For all the action in Northamptonshire – tickets start at £19 per person or £32 for a weekend pass. Children under 16 are also free of charge https://www.silverstone.co.uk/events/barc-tcr-uk-touring-car-championship

At Home

If you can’t get to the circuits, all of the action will be broadcast LIVE on the BARC YouTube channel – with all the racing from both venues housed on our channel – you won’t miss a thing! Stream start times do vary – please check our channel for the anticipated start times and relevant stream link.

What time are things happening on track?

At Pembrey, qualifying starts at 09:00 with the first race at 11:55 on Saturday, while on Sunday racing begins at 09:00 and runs all the way through to 17:15 – with a 2CV enduro ending the proceedings.

At Silverstone on Saturday – qualifying starts at 09:25 with the first race billed for 12:30. On Sunday, track action begins with a single qualifying season at 09:00 with racing starting at 09:25 going through to early evening.

Do you have any more information?

We have a few other handy links that might be useful to help you enjoy your weekend.

Pembrey
Live Timing and Commentary: https://www.tsl-timing.com/event/252021
Tickets: https://pembreycircuit.co.uk/racing/british-truck-racing-championship
*Event Information: https://www.barc.net/event/barc-race-meeting-pembrey-may-17-18/
Saturday LIVE Stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/-EDftiHCjfY?si=XZ02JHOAr55_SPeT
Sunday Live Stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/vi6EcdCnvQY?si=XVC0Y6_czKwWxRCz

Silverstone
Live Timing and Commentary: https://www.tsl-timing.com/event/252024
*Event Information: https://www.barc.net/event/barc-race-meeting-silverstone-national-may-17-18/
Tickets: https://www.silverstone.co.uk/events/barc-tcr-uk-touring-car-championship
Saturday LIVE Stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/rDP6oDIZIpE?si=ZUkKMLG7mVZmTZDI
Sunday Live Stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/pFurVwsv9VY?si=p8CIr36mFUfsH5dF

* Subject to adjustments prior and during the race meeting

So much action – so much to follow! Be sure to get yourself trackside or follow the action from the comfort of your own home via YouTube and our social media channels.

It’s going to be a good one!

This weekend, it’s perhaps one of the biggest and busiest weekends on the calendar. Not only is it Easter weekend at Brands Hatch, for the first time in 2025 the British Automobile Racing Club are ready to unleash the big ones, the monsters – the British Truck Racing Championship has arrived.

Squeezing onto the Indy layout, the 1000 horsepower, five-tonne behemoths are one of the star attractions in a packed racing schedule this weekend 19th/20th April. Let’s take a look and see what is happening in Kent.

As well as five, yes FIVE truck races across the two days there are a plethora of championships set to entertain audiences track side and thousands more watching live from around the world. Starting their championship at Brands Hatch is the moobob Caterham Academy championship who are racing on Saturday, while the Track Action Racing Club begin their racing schedule on Sunday.

Supporting them across both days are the Junior Saloon Car Championship, Classic Touring Car Racing Club classes and the Miltek Civic Cup.

When is the next BARC weekend?
The next events will be this weekend – 19th/20th April

Where are the events being held?
Brands Hatch – Indy Circuit
Address: Brands Hatch – London Road, West Kingsdown, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 6FS

What is racing this weekend?
British Truck Racing Championship, moobob Caterham Academy championship, Track Action Racing Club, Miltek Civic Cup, Junior Saloon Car Championship, Classic Touring Car Racing Club classes including Pre 66, Pre 83, Pre 93, Pre 03, Blue Oval Saloon Series and Classic and Historic Thunder.

How can I watch?
The Brands Hatch BARC race weekend will be broadcast live and for free on our YouTube channel. The uninterrupted coverage will feature all the on track drama with commentary, analysis and features throughout each day with coverage starting just ahead of the first race on Saturday at 12:15 and 10:10 on Sunday.

Wanting to soak up the on-track action in person – tickets are available on the day or on the Brands Hatch website from £19 for a Saturday ticket or £26.00 for a Sunday ticket.

What time are things happening on track?

Track action begins at 09:00 on Saturday and 10:00 on Sunday. Qualifying heads the order in the morning and just after 12:30 Saturday and 10:25 on Sunday, we go green with the first races of the day.

Do you have any more information?

We have a few other handy links that might be useful to help you enjoy your weekend.

Live Timing and Commentary: https://www.tsl-timing.com/event/251621
Timetable*: www.barc.net/event/barc-race-meeting-brands-hatch-indy-april-19-20/

* Subject to adjustments prior and during the race meeting

Enjoy the racing. We hope you have an eggcellent weekend!

This weekend, there is a lot to be excited about, with the British Automobile Racing Club hosting not one, not two but three events over the weekend of the 12th/13th April. Let’s take a look and see what is happening.

Snetterton, located in Norfolk is the first port of call for the BARC this weekend – with two days at the 300 layout. The Caterham championships get their season underway with Roadsport, 270R, 310R and UK Seven’s all in action. Joining the Caterham brand will be the Vertu MINI Challenge Cooper Challenge providing that tin-top saloon car fix, while the Adrian Flux MG Owners Club Championship will venture into their second meeting of the year on the Sunday.

Oulton Park in Cheshire is next on the itinerary, with a one-day meeting on the Saturday hosting a plethora of BARC supported series. The OT Publishing Coupe Cup and CNC Heads Championship begin their eagerly anticipated season at the undulating British classic, while the P4 Emergency Lighting Caterham Graduates Sigma 135 and 150 classes go head-to-head once again. If their exploits at Donington Park are to go by – spectators will be enthralled with the position swapping racing.

Last, but by no means least – the Goodwood motor racing calendar kicks off with the 82nd Members’ Meeting at the famous Goodwood circuit in West Sussex. Stars, cars, packed racing schedule, exciting track demonstrations and fun for all the family is guaranteed at the two-day event on the south coast.

When is the next BARC weekend?
The next events will be this weekend – 12th/13th April

Where are the events being held?
Snetterton – 300 Circuit
Address: Snetterton Circuit – Norwich, Norfolk, NR16 2JU

Oulton Park – International Circuit
Address: Little Budworth, Tarporley, CW6 9BW

Goodwood – Goodwood Motor Circuit
Address: Goodwood, Motor Circuit, Chichester, PO18 0PH

What is racing this weekend?
Caterham Roadsport, 270R, 310R and UK Seven’s. Vertu MINI Challenge Cooper Challenge and Adrian Flux MG Owners Club Championship at Snetterton. OT Publishing Coupe Cup, CNC Heads Championship and P4 Emergency Lighting Caterham Graduates Sigma 135 and 150 classes at Oulton Park.

The Goodwood Members’ Meeting has a whole host of historic racing going on – check out our preview right here.

How can I watch?
The Snetterton BARC race weekend will be broadcast live and for free on our YouTube channel. The uninterrupted coverage will feature all the on track drama with commentary, analysis and features throughout each day with coverage starting just ahead of the first race on Saturday at 14:00 and 09:10 on Sunday.

Those who want to catch the Members’ Meeting action can do so over on the Goodwood Road and Race channel on both days HERE. Sadly there is no live coverage from the racing at Oulton Park

Wanting to soak up the on-track action in person – tickets are available on the day or on the Oulton Park and Snetterton websites from £16.
Goodwood Members’ Meeting tickets are sold out for Saturday – but there are still some left at the time of writing for the Sunday – but you will need to be a member of the GRRC to purchase Member tickets.

What time are things happening on track?

Snetterton
Track action begins at 09:30 on Saturday and 09:00 on Sunday. Qualifying heads the order in the morning and just after 14:00 Saturday and 09:25 on Sunday, we go green with the first races of the day.

Oulton Park
Track action begins at 08:30 on Saturday. Qualifying is up first with the first ace at 11:00 with a whole afternoon of racing to follow.

Goodwood
The track opens for demonstrations, qualifying and racing from 09:00 on both days.

Do you have any more information?

We have a few other handy links that might be useful to help you enjoy your weekend.

Snetterton
Live Timing and Commentary: FOLLOW & LISTEN HERE
Timetable*: VIEW HERE

Oulton Park
Live Timing and Commentary: FOLLOW & LISTEN HERE
Timetable*: VIEW HERE 

Goodwood Members’ Meeting
Live Timing and Commentary: FOLLOW & LISTEN HERE
Timetable*: VIEW HERE
LIVE Stream link – WATCH HERE

* Subject to adjustments prior and during the race meeting

Enjoy the racing. It’s going to be some weekend!

The British Automobile Racing Club has strengthened its long-standing partnership with leading sports production company 247.TV for the forthcoming season, with no fewer than 20 race meetings set to be streamed live and online for free.

Embarking on its fifth successive season of broadcasting on the Club’s YouTube channel, the 2025 campaign will once again showcase some of the best edge-of-the-seat racing that the UK national motorsport scene has to offer.

Encompassing all manner of production values, viewers will again be again to soak up the action courtesy of live commentary and presenting by the likes of David Goddard, Ian Waterhouse and Ewan Dunlop.

Taking centre stage in front of the cameras will be the likes of the British Truck Racing Championship, TCR UK Championship, Caterham Motorsport and Classic Touring Car Racing Club.

BARC 2025 Live Stream Schedule
March 22/23 – Donington Park (National)
April 5 – Silverstone (International)
April 12/13 – Snetterton 300
April 19/20 – Brands Hatch (Indy)
May 3/4 – Thruxton
May 17/18 – Silverstone (National)
May 17/18 – Pembrey
May 31 – Snetterton 300
May 31/June 1 – Anglesey
June 14/15 – Croft
June 28/29 – Croft
July 4/5 – Oulton Park (Island)
July 5/6 – Thruxton
July 26/27 – Zandvoort
August 9/10 – Donington Park (National)
September 6 – Oulton Park (International)
September 13/14 – Snetterton 300
October 4/5 – Silverstone (International)
October 11 – Oulton Park (International)
November 1/2 – Brands Hatch (Indy)
November 8 – Brands Hatch (Indy)

The British Automobile Racing Club is currently recruiting for the role of Volunteer Manager at its headquarters at Thruxton Circuit.

Motorsport can’t happen without volunteers so making sure that they are looked after is fundamental to the operation of the BARC.

We are in need of a Volunteer Manager to deliver an excellent experience to the volunteer community. This role is diverse and requires an individual with both strong interpersonal skills, and a strategic, process orientated mindset.

The successful applicant will support the department to deliver high-profile motorsport events including the British Touring Car Championship and all of the BARC’s race meetings as well as other competition department activities, such as Goodwood.

To view the full Volunteer Manager job description, CLICK HERE.

All applicants should send a covering letter, plus full CV and salary expectation, to Mark Turner: mturner@barc.net before the end of February.

The British Automobile Racing Club revelled in another momentous year of motorsport in 2024 and with the dust now beginning to settle, we’re delighted to be able to reveal who reigned supreme across our wealth of championships:

2CV Championship
Alex Cockhill

BARC Connaught Speed Championship
Matt Bramall

Britcar Trophy Championship
Maurice Henry & Hadley Simpson and Mark Jones, Rob Ellick & Craig Fleming

British Endurance Championship
Peter Erceg and Marcus Clutton

British Truck Racing Championship – Division 1
Ryan Smith

British Truck Racing Championship – Division 2
John Powell

Caterham Academy Championship – Green
James Hall

Caterham Academy Championship – White
Paul Ogglesbury

Bilstein Caterham Roadsport Championship
Paul Goldstein

Mission Motorsport Caterham Seven 270R Championship
Ben Timmons

Motul Caterham Seven 310R Championship
Harry Cook

Vertex Caterham Seven UK Championship
Lewis Thompson

Classic Touring Car Racing Club – Everard Pre-66 Touring Cars
Ian Thompson

Classic Touring Car Racing Club – Pre-83 Group 1 Touring Cars
Stephen Primett

Classic Touring Car Racing Club – Laser Tool Pre-93 Touring Cars
Stuart Waite

Classic Touring Car Racing Club – Burty Haulage Pre-03 Touring Cars
Gary Prebble

Classic Touring Car Racing Club – Burton Power Blue Oval Saloon Series
Tim Mizen

Classic Touring Car Racing Club – Edmundson Electrical Classic Thunder
Josh Lawton

Classic Touring Car Racing Club – Super Tourers
Alexander Morgan

CNC Heads Sports/Saloon Car Championship
Steven Parker

Junior Saloon Car Championship
TBC

Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship
Jake Hill

Adrian Flux Insurance MG Owners Club Championship
Steve McDermid

MINI CHALLENGE Clubsport with Airtec Motorsport
Freddy Hewitt

Motorsport UK British Hillclimb Championship presented by Nova Motorsport
Matthew Ryder

OT Coupe Cup with Toyo Tires
Dan Munro

Porsche Carrera Cup Great Britain
George Gamble

Porsche Sprint Challenge Great Britain
Sebastian Hopkins

Pickup Truck Racing Championship
Dale Gent

ROKiT British F4 Championship certified by FIA
Deagen Fairclough

SIM Motorsport Caterham Graduates Championship – Sigma 135
Paul Goldstein

SIM Motorsport Caterham Graduates Championship – Sigma 150
Jamie Ellwood

Vertu MINI CHALLENGE JCW
Dan Zelos

Vertu MINI CHALLENGE Trophy
Harry Hickton

The British Automobile Racing Club is poised to stage the Southern Car Club AutoSOLO at Thruxton Circuit on Sunday 21st July.

Designed to test precision and car control on a fun course laid out in the Thruxton paddock, the competition is open to all BARC members – with prizes awarded to the top BARC finisher and the top BARC Junior under 21.

The aim of an AutoSOLO is to negotiate as quickly as possible a memorised, low-speed course without hitting any markers – it is all about car control and is only open to standard road cars, which must be driven to and from the event.

Whilst the event may be at slower pace to the normal sort of events that take place at Thruxton, AutoSOLOs are still highly competitive and leave thousands of competitors all over the country smiling.

The course will be laid out in the paddock at Thruxton and will be marked out by plastic pylons or cones. There will be a number of tests to tackle, with two attempts at each.

The driver with the lowest accumulated time is the winner, although penalties are incurred for hitting cones, failing to stop on a line, or for taking the wrong route. Due to AutoSOLO being a low-speed event, there is no need for special safety gear which means that anyone with a car can enter.

Regulations and entry details for the event can be found HERE.

Issue 2 of the British Automobile Racing Club’s official magazine, Apex, is now available to read, with copies having hit members doorsteps in recent weeks.

Packed with the latest news and centre reports, as well as Martin Hunt’s Marshal Matters and the customary piece from The Intercooler, the bumper edition of the magazine also includes a number of must-read features too.

This latest issues sees the Club sit down with singe-seater star Abbi Pulling while Sam Osborne gives his take on the British Truck Racing Championship, after getting a last-minute call up to race at Pembrey back in May.

To become a member of the BARC and to receive a copy of the magazine, head to https://www.barc.net/membership/.

The British Automobile Racing Club is currently recruiting for the role of Marketing Executive at its headquarters at Thruxton Circuit.

An exciting and creative role, the Marketing Executive will be responsible for delivering the digital marketing output and communications for the BARC Group, including the club and its membership, the five venues and their events, as well as on-site activities including: driving experiences, karting, skid pan, 4×4 and corporate offerings.

Reporting to the Group Head of Marketing and Communications, the Marketing Executive will bring a fresh, creative and consistent tone to the company’s online presence, capture and engage prospective experience/event day purchasers across our digital channels and help to shape how the BARC presents itself to new audiences. 

The role will be predominately based at the Club’s HQ at Thruxton Circuit, but travel to other circuits and events will be necessary. 

The growing team will develop and promote events and activities across the BARC portfolio, playing a large part in marketing new and exciting BARC experiences.

To view the full Marketing Executive Job Description, CLICK HERE. 

All applicants should provide CV and Covering Letter to Ben Norton: ben.norton@barc.net