CATERHAM GRADUATES RACING CLUB JOINS BRSCC FROM 2026

The British Racing & Sports Car Club (BRSCC) is delighted to confirm that the Caterham Graduates Racing Club (CGRC) will be joining its championship portfolio from the start of the 2026 season.

Formed in 1998, CGRC has grown into one of the largest and most respected single-make race clubs in the UK. Its blend of highly competitive, class-based racing and a strong paddock community has made it a standout in British club motorsport for over 25 years.

The CGRC offers two main Caterham-based classes: Sigma 135, which includes a variety of upgraded Roadsport, Academy and 270R-spec cars producing around 135bhp, and Sigma 150, based on the more powerful 310R-spec cars and former Sigmax machinery, running at around 150bhp. This structure allows a broad range of cars and budgets to compete competitively, with a strong emphasis on driving skill, fairness, and progression.

The move to BRSCC marks a new chapter for CGRC, providing an opportunity to further develop its championship with support that complements the club’s strong foundations. By working together, both organisations aim to enhance the competitor experience while CGRC retains full control over its direction and ethos.

 

Paul McErlean, BRSCC’s Chief Operations Officer, commented:
“We’re genuinely thrilled to welcome CGRC into the BRSCC family. Their ethos, competitive structure, and community spirit align perfectly with how we operate as a club. We’ve admired what the CGRC team has built over the years, and we’re excited to work together on the next phase of their journey — offering tailored support that aligns with CGRC’s long-term ambitions, while continuing to showcase some of the best Caterham racing in the UK.”

Matthew Willoughby, Chairman of the Caterham Graduates Racing Club, added:
“After many successful years with BARC, we felt the time was right to explore a new direction that could help us further support our members and build on the strengths of the CGRC. From our very first conversations, it was clear that the BRSCC shares our values around community, competition, and continuity. We’re looking forward to this new chapter and what we can achieve together from 2026 onwards.”

For more information on how to get involved with the Caterham Graduates Racing Club, visit www.cgrc.uk.

FORMULAE PAGE – https://brscc.co.uk/formulae/caterham-graduates-racing-club/