BRSCC 2025 SILVERSTONE SEASON OPENER: 78 Days | 19 Hours 20 MINUTES Event Info

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Next Event Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit

BRSCC 2025 SILVERSTONE SEASON OPENER

15 Mar 2025 - 16 Mar 2025

Event Info

Upcoming Events
Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit	15 Mar 2025
Donington Park GP Circuit	05 Apr 2025
Snetterton 300 Circuit	05 Apr 2025
Brands Hatch Indy Circuit	12 Apr 2025
Oulton Park International Circuit	19 Apr 2025
Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit	26 Apr 2025

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Formulae
Take a look at the wide range of championships and series on offer which cater to a wide variety of categories, budgets and skill levels. See the full list or select one of our four disciplines
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GT & Touring Cars
The pinnacle of the BRSCC’s portfolio sees high-performance GT and touring cars race on some of the finest circuits the UK and Europe has to offer, providing a suitable environment for both professional and amateur drivers.

Single Seaters
You’ll find a raw and pure racing experience competing in a single seater, which is the truest representation of a racing car. Catergories like Formula Ford can teach drivers all there is to know about circuit driving and racing.

Saloon & Production Cars
This is the simplest and most cost effective way to start your racing career, with championships and series catering to all levels of racing experience. Novice drivers and experienced racers go head to head in a variety of makes and models.

Sports Cars
High performance racing at its best, sports cars give all drivers a real chance to make a step up in their careers. Expect to compete in cars such as Caterhams, Porsches or even sports prototypes such as a Radical.
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Top 10 FAQ’s

We are certain you will have a number of questions to ask, and we are ready to answer them all, but first here’s our top 10 frequently asked questions.

1. How old do I have to be to become a volunteer Marshal in motor sport?

Age 16+

2. What if I am under 16?

You can become a cadet marshal (Motorsport UK Under 18 Policy)

3. What qualifications do I need?

None, just a willingness to get involved is all you need

4. What equipment do I need?

None, however, most circuit marshals do buy overalls (not compulsory) and you will need suitable outdoor clothing and footwear

5. Do I have to be a Circuit Marshal?

No, you can also be a specialist pits, starting or paddock Marshal

6. Are there any training or taster days I can do?

Yes, contact your regional centre for more information

7. What do I get in return?

Marshalling is a voluntary role, but there are many other incentives and rewards to be gained

8. How much will it cost me to get involved?

Nothing, other than your food and travel costs

9. How soon can I become a volunteer Marshal?

Immediately

10. I’m ready, how do I get started?

By contacting your BRSCC Regional Centre

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