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Saturday 9 August is set to be a momentous day for Trackday Trophy, as Oulton Park welcomes the series for its 100th race since inception!
To mark the milestone, alongside the traditional 45-minute race (which will be Race 100!), Trackday Trophy will also host a special Celebration Race to conclude the meeting. The Celebration Race will follow the usual series race format, with a mandatory two-minute pit-stop for all entrants. The grid has been opened to all those competing with MSVT Racing at Oulton Park, ensuring there will be plenty of varied competition on what promises to be a fantastic day.
Trackday Trophy was created as a platform for novices to take their first steps into the world of motorsport, while also acting as a proving ground for more experienced racers to develop and improve their race craft. Now in its fifteenth year, the series continues to go from strength to strength both on and off the circuit, with large grids and welcoming paddock.
2025 has continued in this trend and, incredibly, in the first three meetings of the year, there hadn’t been a single repeat winner in any of Trackday Trophy’s three classes. Unique Racing’s Charlie Palk was the first to achieve a repeat victory when he took the checkered flag first in Class B at Donington Park last time out, with Wayne Cockerill also achieving his second win of the season in Class C.
There are a number of other drivers amongst the Oulton Park entry list who have already secured podium trophies with the series so far this year, including the afore-mentioned Cockerill and Silverstone winners Luke and Chris Reade.
Elsewhere, Paddock Performance Racing’s Michael Rawlings will be looking to build on his second-place finish in Class B at Donington Park, Sarah Hobson will hope to be challenging again for Class C silverware in her Toyota Celica, while Ethan Lundy and George Wright will both be aiming for another victory in Class D.
It's set to be a fascinating watch and we can’t wait to see which teams come out on top of this milestone weekend.
Let’s take to the circuit for the 100th time!
Trackday Trophy race entries can be accessed here.
Photo: Gary Hawkins