The British Truck Racing Championship is delighted to announce its calendar for the 2023 season.

Comprised of seven events at five of the best circuits across the length and breadth of the UK, the series will once again see the battle for supremacy play out across both Division 1 and Division 2.

As was the case in 2022, the schedule will also see three of the race meetings feature alongside Convoy Truck Events, the truck show with a difference.

Next season will commence with an Easter extravaganza at Brands Hatch before the series makes the first of two trips to South Wales for Convoy Cymru at Pembrey.

Convoy on the Plain will then headline the BTRC’s annual visit to the fastest circuit in the UK, Thruxton, in July. Following that will be arguably the biggest event of the season, Convoy in the Park at Donington Park – which is scheduled for mid-August.

The home stretch of the campaign will see visits to Snetterton and Pembrey before concluding back at Brands Hatch in early November.

Steve Thomas, Truck Sport UK Director, said: “We’re delighted to be able to share our 2023 British Truck Racing Championship calendar. As the old saying goes ‘if it ain’t broke don’t fix it’ and that is very much the case with our schedule for next season, which mirrors recent years.

“Along with the British Automobile Racing Club we’ve worked hard to deliver a calendar that works for our teams, partners and of course the fans, who make the championship what it is.

“It feels as if the championship is getting bigger and better and I’m confident that 2023 will be no different.”

British Truck Racing Championship 2023 Calendar

April 9/10 – Brands Hatch

May 20/21 – Pembrey

July 8/9 – Thruxton

August 12/13 – Donington Park

September 16/17 – Snetterton

October 7/8 – Pembrey

November 4/5 – Brands Hatch

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