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The Revival has a magic all of its own. Each September, Goodwood turns into a time capsule where motor racing’s golden eras roar back to life. Crowds step through the gates and are instantly transported, not just by the racing machinery but by the fashion, the theatre, the atmosphere.

The BTCC returned in style at Knockhill, with the Scottish circuit basking in glorious sunshine and its trademark rolling hills providing the perfect backdrop for touring car action. Fans packed the banks to witness a weekend of high-octane drama, and it was WSR’s BMWs that proved untouchable.From

Thruxton once again lived up to its reputation as the fastest circuit in the UK, delivering high-speed drama, shock team changes, and record-breaking performances in Round 6 of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship. All eyes were on Yamaha as they chased a 12-race winning streak, while the

.Nick Cassidy dazzled at London’s ExCeL in Race 15 of the 2025 Formula E season, storming to victory for Jaguar and igniting a late surge that secured him second place in the Drivers’ Championship.

Following the summer break, Mini Challenge returned to racing with the JCW and JCW Sport classes at Croft Circuit over the weekend and it certainly did not disappoint.  The weekend kicked off with high drama as the qualifying session was twice interrupted by red flags—first for Alex Solley early

A weekend of sunshine, heavy rain, tyre gambles and plenty of drama greeted the British Touring Car Championship as the series headed north to Croft for Rounds 16, 17 and 18.

The mid-season break came to a close as the BTCC roared back into life under sunny Yorkshire skies at Croft. Friday’s action-packed practice sessions set the tone, with dramatic offs for Tom Chilton and James Dorlin at Turn 1, while Jake Hill was forced to withdraw from