More details to follow shortly.
Timetable:
Gates Open – 08:00am
Practice Starts – 09:30am (approx.)
Racing Starts – 11:30 (approx.)
Tickets
Adult £11 in advance or £13 on the day.
Concession £11 available on the gate only
Children U14 go free when accompanied by a full paying adult.
For more information on this event, visit the EMRA website.
East Midland Racing Association (EMRA) return to Mallory Park in July for the fourth round of the 2019 championships.
Timetable:
Gates Open – 08:00am
Practice Starts – 09:30am
Racing Starts – 11:00am approx.
Tickets
Adult £11 in advance or £13 on the day.
Concession £11 available on the gate only
Children U14 go free when accompanied by a full paying adult.
For more information on this event, visit the EMRA website.
East Midland Racing Association (EMRA) return to Mallory Park this June for a day of spectacular racing action
Timetable:
Gates Open – 08:00am
Practice Starts – 09:30am
Racing Starts – 11:00am approx.
Tickets
Adult £11 in advance or £13 on the day.
Concession £11 available on the gate only
Children U14 go free when accompanied by a full paying adult.
For more information on this event, visit the EMRA website.
East Midland Racing Association (EMRA) return to Mallory Park this May for a day of spectacular racing action.
Timetable:
Gates Open – 08:00am
Practice Starts – 09:30am
Racing Starts – 11:00am approx.
Tickets
Adult £11 in advance or £13 on the day.
Concession £11 available on the gate only
Children U14 go free when accompanied by a full paying adult.
For more information on this event, visit the EMRA website.
East Midland Racing Association (EMRA) return to Mallory Park on Sunday 7th April for the first round of the 2019 championships.
Timetable:
Gates Open – 08:00am
Practice Starts – 09:30am approx.
Racing Starts – 11:15am approx.
Tickets
Adult £11 in advance* or £13 on the day.
Concession £11 available on the gate only
Children U14 go free when accompanied by a full paying adult.
For more information on this event, visit the EMRA website.
Classic Sports Car Club
6/7 October 2018
The Classic Sports Car Club returns to Mallory after a three year absence, with nine of its race series. This is the CSCC’s final UK race meeting of the 2018 season. The crowd favourite is sure to be the CSCC Wendy Wools Special Saloons and Modsports Series, with a total of three races over the weekend, for these wild and unique cars that competed up to 1993. Every collectors edition programme sold on the gate will come with a Wendy Wools 40th anniversary vinyl sticker (whilst stocks last), the exact same item worn by the race cars this season.
Saturday’s racing has a slightly more modern feel with 40 minute pit stop races from the CSCC Tin Tops (hatchbacks and saloons), Advantage Motorsport Future Classics (1970’s and ‘80s), Cartek Motorsport Modern Classics (1990’s), RSV Graphics New Millennium (2000 to present day) and Motorsports School Turbo Tin Tops series (turbo/supercharged fwd), in addition to the first of three 15 minute Wendy Wools Special Saloons and Modsports contests. Series sponsor ‘The Motorsports School’ are based here at Mallory Park, providing coaching and race licence courses for current and future racing drivers. The Toyo Tires/Watchdogapp.com Jaguar Saloon and GT Championship have their final rounds here, with one race on each day. Points are looking very close, so with dropped scores still to play a part Mallory Park could decide the title.
Sunday sees the classics in action, with a 40 minute Adams & Page Swinging Sixties Group 1 race for up to 2 litre ‘60s cars and a 40 minute group 2 race for over 2 litre 1960s models as well as nimble Lotus and Ginetta models. The Gold Arts Magnificent Sevens is a spectacular pit stop race for cars based on Colin Chapmans ever popular Lotus Seven design, with Caterham being the dominant marque here. The Racetruck Open Series brings together cars from the last 50 years together on one grid, to see who is the fastest of them all and we have the second of the two JEC Jaguar races, for these big 6 and 8 cylinder felines. The final two Special Saloons and Modsports races will mark the end of this 40th anniversary year for the most unlikely of race sponsors, Wendy Wools.
Pit stops pay a large part in CSCC races, so viewing from the bank by Devils Elbow and Kirby Straight will get you the best view. Spectators are welcomed into the pits and paddock to see the cars and meet the drivers throughout the day.
Timetable:
Gates Open – 08:30am
Practice Starts – 09:30am
Racing Starts – 11:15am approx.
Tickets:
£13 Adult (£11 in advance, see below)
£11 Senior Concession
Children U16 go free when accompanied by a full paying adult.
Classic Sports Car Club
6/7 October 2018
The Classic Sports Car Club returns to Mallory after a three year absence, with nine of its race series. This is the CSCC’s final UK race meeting of the 2018 season. The crowd favourite is sure to be the CSCC Wendy Wools Special Saloons and Modsports Series, with a total of three races over the weekend, for these wild and unique cars that competed up to 1993. Every collectors edition programme sold on the gate will come with a Wendy Wools 40th anniversary vinyl sticker (whilst stocks last), the exact same item worn by the race cars this season.
Saturday’s racing has a slightly more modern feel with 40 minute pit stop races from the CSCC Tin Tops (hatchbacks and saloons), Advantage Motorsport Future Classics (1970’s and ‘80s), Cartek Motorsport Modern Classics (1990’s), RSV Graphics New Millennium (2000 to present day) and Motorsports School Turbo Tin Tops series (turbo/supercharged fwd), in addition to the first of three 15 minute Wendy Wools Special Saloons and Modsports contests. Series sponsor ‘The Motorsports School’ are based here at Mallory Park, providing coaching and race licence courses for current and future racing drivers. The Toyo Tires/Watchdogapp.com Jaguar Saloon and GT Championship have their final rounds here, with one race on each day. Points are looking very close, so with dropped scores still to play a part Mallory Park could decide the title.
Sunday sees the classics in action, with a 40 minute Adams & Page Swinging Sixties Group 1 race for up to 2 litre ‘60s cars and a 40 minute group 2 race for over 2 litre 1960s models as well as nimble Lotus and Ginetta models. The Gold Arts Magnificent Sevens is a spectacular pit stop race for cars based on Colin Chapmans ever popular Lotus Seven design, with Caterham being the dominant marque here. The Racetruck Open Series brings together cars from the last 50 years together on one grid, to see who is the fastest of them all and we have the second of the two JEC Jaguar races, for these big 6 and 8 cylinder felines. The final two Special Saloons and Modsports races will mark the end of this 40th anniversary year for the most unlikely of race sponsors, Wendy Wools.
Pit stops pay a large part in CSCC races, so viewing from the bank by Devils Elbow and Kirby Straight will get you the best view. Spectators are welcomed into the pits and paddock to see the cars and meet the drivers throughout the day.
Timetable:
Gates Open – 08:30am
Practice Starts – 09:30am
Racing Starts – 11:15am approx.
Tickets:
£13 Adult (£11 in advance, see below)
£11 Senior Concession
Children U16 go free when accompanied by a full paying adult.
East Midland Racing Association (EMRA) return to Mallory Park this September for a day of spectacular racing action
Timetable:
Gates Open – 08:00am
Practice Starts – 09:30am
Racing Starts – 11:00am approx.
Tickets
Adult £11 in advance or £13 on the day.
Concession £11 available on the gate only
Children U16 go free when accompanied by a full paying adult.
For more information on this event, visit the EMRA website.
East Midland Racing Association (EMRA) return to Mallory Park this September for a day of spectacular racing action
Timetable:
Gates Open – 08:00am
Practice Starts – 09:30am
Racing Starts – 11:00am approx.
Tickets
Adult £11 in advance or £13 on the day.
Concession £11 available on the gate only
Children U16 go free when accompanied by a full paying adult.
For more information on this event, visit the EMRA website.
East Midland Racing Association (EMRA) return to Mallory Park on Sunday 29th July for the fourth round of the 2018 championships.
Timetable:
Gates Open – 08:00am
Practice Starts – 09:30am
Racing Starts – 11:00am approx.
Tickets
Adult £11 in advance or £13 on the day.
Concession £11 available on the gate only
Children U16 go free when accompanied by a full paying adult.
For more information on this event, visit the EMRA website.
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Fireworks were amazing. It was a really good display with lots going on. I'm impressed.
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This track is a must to go to, spectators can view the track from many vantage points.
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Easy to get to and easy to find - the track is very pretty too. Would recommend it to anybody.
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Great fireworks display! Very well organised. Fab time. Well done!
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Excellent track. Very good place to view. Nice cafetiere, very nice food service
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I think it's a great circuit which has fabulous viewing. You won't be dissapointed.
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Probably the best viewing circuit in UK.
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The Friendly Circuit. Excellent viewing and paddock access.
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Great circuit ,No Limits did a excellent job as always , recommend loads
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Great views of the racing, not all caged in like at Silverstone. Also you can stand very close.
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From the days of Hailwood & McIntyre, well run first class motorcycle race circuit
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Good racing and Mallory Park gets better year by year keep up the good work guys
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Was a lovely place, first time there. Staff were great and had a brilliant sense of humour.
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Absolutely awesome, best thing I've ever done. Driving a Nissan R34 on a iconic race circuit.
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Great experience. Good range of cars and a fun time
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Loverly day out racing was fantastic loverly setting
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Plum Pudding Races, excellent entertainment
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One of the best race circuits in the country!
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Great vscc event, huge car park around circuit, accessible team garages. Great peoples, 5+
