Series promoters, Truck Sport UK, are delighted to announce a capacity grid for the 2025 British Truck Racing Championship season.

Following the entry approval deadline to underpin participation in the championship, a total of 20 entries – the maximum permitted on a single grid – have been ratified for the upcoming campaign.

Hot on the heels of what was a captivating 2024 season, confirmation that one of the UK’s premier race series will once again boast a bumper entry list will delight competitors and spectators alike.

Full details regarding the complete 2025 entry list – which will include driver and team names – will be published in January.

Steve Thomas, Truck Sport UK Director, said: “To be able to confirm that we will have a capacity entry list for next season underlines the hard work that has been going on behind the scenes to ensure the championship continues to get bigger and better each year.

“While had slightly fewer numbers this past season, the on-track action was as competitive as ever and with some experienced names being joined by some exciting newcomers, I’m sure 2025 will be a year to remember for the BTRC.”

Stuart Oliver, Truck Sport UK Director, added: “We’ve been inundated with interest since the middle part of this year so it is brilliant to be able to announce that the grid will be expanding once again.

“As someone that has been racing in this championship for countless years, the competition continues to be as fierce as ever and I’m sure next year will be no different. Both Division 1 and Division 2 are set to be hotly contested.”

The 2025 British Truck Racing Championship season commences at Brands Hatch in Kent on the Easter bank holiday weekend of April 19-20.

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