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Croft

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Circuit length:2.13 miles
Race Distance: –
First BTCC Race:1968
Qualifying Lap Record: Colin Turkington: 1m21.468s (92.80mph) 2022
Race Lap Record:Colin Turkington:1m21.781s(93.54mph)2020
Circuit Guide

Saturday, July 29

 

Time

Activity

Championship

Laps

09.30 – 10.05Free PracticeKwik Fit British Touring Car Championship 
10.20 – 10.30Free Practice Legends Cars Elite Cup with JLM
10.40 – 11.00QualifyingROKiT F4 British Championship
11.10 – 11.40QualifyingThe Vertu Motors MINI CHALLENGE Trophy
11.50 – 12.25Free PracticeKwik Fit British Touring Car Championship
12.35Race Legends Cars Elite Cup with JLM6
12.50 – 13.50Lunch Break
13.50RaceROKiT F4 British Championship20 mins
14.25 – 14.55QualifyingPorsche Sprint Challenge Great Britain 
15.05Race Legends Cars Elite Cup with JLM6
15.25 – 15.55QualifyingKwik Fit British Touring Car Championship 
16.05RaceThe Vertu Motors MINI CHALLENGE Trophy20 mins
16.40RaceROKiT F4 British Championship20 mins
17.15Race Legends Cars Elite Cup with JLM8
17.35 – 17.55RacePorsche Sprint Challenge Great Britain20 mins

 

Sunday, July 30

 

Time

Activity

Laps

10.30 – 11.05Pit Lane Walkabout / Autograph Session 
11.55BTCC Pit Lane Opens 
12.10Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship15
12.50Porsche Sprint Challenge Great Britain20 mins
13.25 Legends Cars Elite Cup with JLM6
13.45ROKiT F4 British Championship20 mins
14.20BTCC Pit Lane Opens 
14.35Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship15
15.15The Vertu Motors MINI CHALLENGE Trophy20 mins
15.50 Legends Cars Elite Cup with JLM6
16.10Porsche Sprint Challenge Great Britain20 mins
16.45BTCC Pit Lane Opens 
17.00Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship15
17.40 Legends Cars Elite Cup with JLM8

 This timetable is provisional and subject to change.

 

Tickets are available to purchase here.

TBC

Circuit Biography

Close to the urban centres of Darlington, Middlesbrough, Newcastle and York, Croft Circuit brings the BTCC to the northeast of England and thousands of passionate race fans. Though a relatively recent returnee to the BTCC calendar in the late nineties, the 2.1-mile circuit has been developed for over 50 years into a top-flight racing venue.

Traditionally a track that favours rear-wheel drive machinery, the North Yorkshire venue is renowned for its challenging, technical nature. Indeed, it is often regarded as the truest all-round test on the BTCC calendar.

Usually coming just before the ‘summer break’, Croft is often a pivotal event as teams seek to pull out an advantage over their rivals before mid-season testing commences. In 2023, however, Croft will kick off the second half of the campaign, after a six-week gap following Oulton Park.

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