The British Truck Racing Championship is ‘driving home for Christmas’ and we would like to wish you all a fantastic festive period and a Happy New Year!

As years go, 2025 will live long in the memory as we packed out venues and delivered plenty of blockbuster moments.

It was a great season for many, including Ryan Smith who claimed a record-equalling tenth title in Division 1 and Jake Evans, who marked his debut campaign by scooping the Division 2 crown.

Boasting a capacity entry list, it came as no surprise that this past season was one of the most competitive for almost a decade. Ten different drivers charged to victory in Division 1 whilst no less than five drivers triumphed in Division 2.

No matter where we raced, spectators packed the bankings and the support we continue to receive from our loyal fanbase is something we cherish.

Drivers, teams, marshals, officials, volunteers and many more have played an irreplaceable part in making the British Truck Racing Championship one of the biggest motorsport shows in town. We therefore thank you all for your efforts.

Plans are already afoot to ensure that 2026 is bigger and better than ever, with plenty of exciting announcements to follow in the coming weeks and months.

One new addition next year that will undoubtedly turn heads is the addition of the Pickup Truck Racing Championship, which is now under the promotional banner of Truck Sport UK.

All that’s left for us to say is, from everyone involved in the British Truck Racing Championship… we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year – see you in 2026!

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