• TCR - UK Touring Cars - TCR championships run in many countries around the world with universal regulations that allow drivers to compete directly against each other without any changes to their cars. With over 33 drivers taking part in the 2022 championship at some point, it is anticipated that a grid of around 30 of these quality, professionally run Touring Cars will be battling door and to door handle in July.
BRSCC Evolution Trophy and BRSCC Audi TT Cup - Both brand new for 2023, more details will follow about these race series in due course. From early releases from the BRSCC, interest is high, so expect some highly competitive racing in both championships.
• Nankang Tyre BMW Compact Cup - since the series was formed, it has proven to be one of the most stable and popular championships in Britain, with grids of 25 plus cars at each meeting and a number of star drivers have tested their abilities in this class. This cost effective form of motorsport provides great tin-top racing and promises plenty of drama as the cars take to the unique Knockhill track.
• BRSCC AIRTEC Fiesta Championship - The BRSCC Fiesta Championship is a single-make tin-top championship dedicated to various models of the popular and much loved Ford Fiesta, one of the UK’s best-selling small cars of all time, as well as being a staple of British motorsport for more than 30 years.
• BRSCC Fiesta Junior Championship - Watch the racing stars of the future learn their craft in close and exciting junior racing in either the Fiesta Mk6 ST150 or Fiesta MK7 ST180 class. Youngsters will race head-to-head throughout the 2022 season which will see them compete at six different tracks with Knockhill being the penultimate event of the year - ahead of the season finale at Brands Hatch in October.
• TCR-UK Touring Cars
• KMSC Scottish Championship ModSports
• Evolution Trophy
• Audi TT Cup
• Honda Civic Cup
• Nankang Tyres BMW Compact Cup
• AIRTEC Motorsport Fiesta Championship
• BRSCC Fiesta Junior Championship