Summary

Round 2 of the 2026 Scottish bike racing season hits Knockhill’s clockwise circuit for another explosive weekend of two-wheeled action. With 24 races across two days, expect flat-out competition as riders push for vital KMSC and Scottish Championship points.

Over 140 competitors will take to the track, with the likes of; Superbikes, Formula Supersport, and 300cc classes delivering thrilling, bar-to-bar racing at speeds of up to 160mph. From seasoned pros to the next generation of rising stars, the action never stops.

Get ready for a full-throttle weekend packed with fast bikes, fearless riders, and non-stop Knockhill excitement!

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Join us for our Rewind Classic Festival - 5th & 6th September 2026

Rewind Classic Festival

Step back into the golden eras of motorcycling as the Rewind Classic Festival returns to Knockhill for 2026. This year’s celebration brings together standout riders from across five decades alongside an incredible collection of machines from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

Saturday is dedicated to classic racing throughout the day, delivering a full schedule of on-track action as historic machines go head-to-head in close, competitive battles. On Sunday, the classic racing continues, enhanced with special Rewind features including themed parades, showcase sessions, and nostalgic moments that celebrate the sights and sounds of motorcycling’s most iconic decades.

Fans can look forward to an expanded timetable of racing, with additional classes still to be announced. Expect everything from edge-of-your-seat competition to spectacular on-track displays that let you hear, see, and feel these legendary bikes in full flow.

Around the venue, there’s plenty more to explore: mini moto demonstrations, classic displays, themed paddock zones, rider interviews, and family-friendly activities that make the event just as enjoyable off-track as it is on it. Whether you’re a lifelong enthusiast or new to the sport, the festival offers a rare chance to get up close to iconic machines and the riders who made them famous.

Rewind 2026 is shaping up to be Knockhill’s biggest classic celebration yet — an unmissable weekend for anyone who loves the sound, style, and spirit of vintage racing.

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2026 Season Passes Now On Sale!

Prepare for an action-packed 2026 at Knockhill! Enjoy the return of the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship and British Superbike Championship, along with a thrilling lineup of KMSC motorsport events, Stock Car events, our popular Car Shows, and more…it's set to be a fantastic year for motorsport.

Choose Your Pass:

2-Wheel Pass: Access to all 2026 motorcycle events, including BSB.
4-Wheel Pass: Access to all 2026 car events, including BTCC.
Gold Pass: For the ultimate motorsport experience, covering all events in 2026.

Bonus: All Season Passes include entry to our spectacular annual Fireworks show!

Our Season Passes are shareable and transferable, making them the perfect gift for any motorsport fan.

Now’s the perfect time to grab your Knockhill 2026 Season Pass.

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Event Info

Get ready for two days of non-stop action as Scotland’s top riders battle it out for KMSC and Scottish Championship honours. The full championship line-up hits the track, featuring Superbikes, Clubmans, Formula Supersport, CB500s, Pre-Injection 600s, and the Formula 300s.

Across the weekend, an incredible 28 races will deliver edge-of-your-seat excitement as bikes roar past at up to 170mph — with full grids fighting for every inch of tarmac. From 10am to 5pm each day, enjoy exceptional value with hours of high-speed entertainment for fans of all ages.

It’s pure, adrenaline-fueled motorsport — the ultimate showcase of skill, speed, and Scottish racing passion!

• KMSC Superbikes and Clubman sponsored by Shirlaws Motorcycles - Our Scottish/KMSC Superbike competitors will take to the track five times over the course of the weekend, aboard machinery boasting 1000cc and over. Our Clubman competitors will also join these races creating a race within a race.

• KMSC Formula Supersport sponsored by Cupar Motorcycles Racing - The Scottish and KMSC Motorcycle Formula Supersport Championship will see upwards of 30 racers take to the track aboard 600cc (and over) motorcycles. These race machines from the likes of Yamaha, Triumph, Kawasaki and Suzuki provide plenty of close-knit racing with the top finishers in class crossing the finishing line within seconds of each other.

• KMSC Lightweights sponsored by Stiggy Motorsport - The Lightweight class is actually made up of several different classes – each competing for their own Championships that include – Mini Twin and Formula 400. Due to the differences and variety of bikes on show, there is always some really exciting racing, with passing moves galore throughout the field.

• KMSC Pre-Injection 600 sponsored by Reynolds Racing - Like the Formula 600 machines, the Pre-Injection 600s also boast up to 600cc but are generally older spec machines. This class provides plenty of thrilling racing and offers a relatively cheap route into the world of bike racing. This class sees newcomers entering the fold each and every season and often sees its elite competitors progress onto the Clubman, Formula 600 or Superbike categories.

• KMSC Formula 300s sponsored by Motorrad Central- This is the class most connected with young racers. It’s for 300s, production based motorcycles and is often the starting point for youngsters entering the sport. You’ll see young men and woman, as young as 12 years old, compete against each other at incredibly close quarters. This class is all about learning the track, improving times and improving race craft – yet still, maintains a real competitive edge to the racing.

• KMSC CB500 - This class has went under a transformation in the past few years. Re-introduced a few years back, this class has gone from strength to strength. We now regularly see over-subscribed grids with competitors needing to pre-qualify just to make the grid. The parity of the bikes performance allows for great, close racing with championship battles regularly goiung down to the wire.