Championships

BRSCC Fiesta Junior Championship

BRSCC PRODUCTION CUP

BRSCC SuperSport Endurance Cup

Bayford meadows

Bill Sisley Kart Club

British Formula 4 Championship

The FIA-certified British F4 championship on the TOCA package, providing a first step on the single seater ladder for young drivers moving from karting.

British GT Championship

The British GT Championship is the UK’s leading GT series, with GT3 and GT4 machinery from major manufacturers contesting multi-class sprint and endurance races at top British circuits and selected European venues.

British Hillclimb Championship

The British Hillclimb Championship is the premier hillclimbing series in the United Kingdom, pitting some of the fastest single-seaters and specialist machines against iconic climbs from Prescott and Shelsley Walsh to Doune and Craigantlet. Organised by the British Automobile Racing Club on behalf of Motorsport UK, the championship typically features 30 scoring rounds across 10 venues, with drivers chasing points in intense ‘Top Twelve’ run-offs at each event. Blending historic venues, demanding technical courses and a paddock renowned for its accessibility, it offers a national stage for serious hillclimb competitors while remaining one of the most spectator‑friendly forms of British motorsport.

British Hillclimb Championship

British Hillclimb Cup

British Indoor

British Indoor Karting Championship

The British Indoor Karting Championship (BIKC) is a national, Motorsport UK-recognised indoor karting series that turns TeamSport’s high‑grip, multi‑level circuits into the stage for Britain’s quickest rental kart racers. Launched in 2020 as an accessible, arrive‑and‑drive pathway into grassroots motorsport, it invites drivers from eight years old upwards to qualify at more than 30 TeamSport venues before progressing through Local and Regional Finals to a showpiece National Final at TeamSport Warrington.([bikc.co.uk](https://bikc.co.uk/overview/?utm_source=openai)) With five categories spanning Cadet, Junior and adult lightweight, middleweight and heavyweight classes, every competitor runs equal machinery under the Motorsport UK K-I licence framework, creating a level playing field where racecraft, consistency and composure decide who becomes British Indoor Karting Champion.([bikc.co.uk](https://bikc.co.uk/overview/?utm_source=openai))