Looking ahead to the 2025 Season Opener!

There’s not long to wait until Trackday Trophy returns!

All eyes are firmly fixed on Snetterton ahead of the season opener on Saturday (15 March), where competitors will all be hoping to start their year with the best result possible.

Three classes of production and production-based saloon, hatchback and sports cars will combine on a single grid, with classes defined on a power-to-weight basis. Both new and returning faces will comprise the grid in Norfolk, with Trackday Trophy set to continue in its rich vein of introducing novice drivers to the world of competitive motorsport.  

Expect plenty of close battling throughout the entire field, for the duration of the 45-minute pit-stop race. Amongst those who will be hoping to be in the running for a class podium is Hills Motorsport’s brother pairing of Roan and Ethan Lundy – who secured the win in Class D at Snetterton last year.

After claiming overall victory in Trackday Trophy’s inaugural European round at Circuito de Navarra last year, Paddock Performance Racing’s Michael Rawlings is another who will be looking for a strong season opener - in his freshly-liveried BMW E36. Team Wheelcare’s Trevor Hurrell will be another driver to keep an eye on in Class C, having topped the class at the first round of last year.

Whether you’re an experienced racer or complete newcomer, Snetterton’s 300 circuit will offer plenty. A technical infield section, containing the likes of Agostini and Oggies, will test competitors before the long Bentley Straight will give opportunity to open up their engines and blow away any winter break dust!

2025 marks an impressive milestone for Trackday Trophy, as the series fifteenth year since inception.

Let’s get it started in style!

Entries for the upcoming round can be made here. 

Photo: Gary Hawkins Photography