The BRDC Classic will return to Silverstone Circuit from 24 to 26 July 2026, offering a three-day celebration of historic motorsport and the enduring legacy of racing.
Delivered in partnership with the British Racing Drivers’ Club (BRDC), the event will bring together iconic racing cars, legendary drivers and passionate enthusiasts at one of the world’s most famous circuits.
Designed to honour the machines, people and engineering achievements that have shaped global motorsport, the weekend promises an immersive experience for fans of all generations.
At the heart of the event is a packed programme of authentic historic racing on Silverstone’s Grand Prix Circuit, where cars from multiple eras will once again compete at speed.
Spectators will have the rare opportunity to witness high-performance competition while enjoying close-up access to some of motorsport’s most celebrated vehicles.
The race schedule will feature a number of iconic categories, including:
- GP Icons – Formula One cars from the 1960s, 70s and 80s
- Endurance Icons & GT3 Legends – celebrating the spirit of Le Mans
- Touring Car Heritage – machines from the pre-1966 and pre-1993 eras
- Formula Junior Championship – early single-seaters that launched future champions
- RAC Woodcote Trophy – post-war sports car racing
- Stirling Moss Trophy – classic 1950s sports cars
Beyond the on-track action, the BRDC Classic will offer a vibrant off-track programme, designed to immerse visitors in car culture. Highlights include:
- A classic supercar paddock display
- Driver Q&A sessions with well-known figures from the sport
- Car club showcases and demonstrations
- Live music performances
- The Silverstone Auction, hosted in The Wing
A major feature of the event will be the display of more than 2,000 classic cars from over 50 marque car clubs. Participating clubs will benefit from exclusive parking, parade laps, stage appearances and dedicated ticket offers, creating a strong sense of community throughout the weekend.
The involvement of the BRDC, widely regarded as a guardian of British motorsport excellence, ensures the event is not only a race meeting but a carefully curated celebration of the sport’s heritage and spirit.
With engines set to roar once more across the historic circuit, the BRDC Classic promises a unique opportunity to experience the sights, sounds and stories of motorsport’s golden eras in one iconic setting.
