Celebrating the very best of a thrilling year of UK motorsport, the 2025 Formula 1 British Grand Prix was crowned Event of the Year at Motorsport UK’s prestigious annual Night of Champions on Saturday 24th January 2026.
Motorsport UK’s Race for Diversity programme has launched Level Up: Women in Sport, a new series designed to inspire and support the next generation of female talent across the sports industry.
One of the highlights of Motorsport UK’s Night of Champions 2026 at London’s Royal Automobile Club (24th January 2026) saw JOTA receive the prestigious Sir Malcolm Campbell Memorial Trophy.
Motorsport UK’s annual Night of Champions celebrated the outstanding achievements of the UK sport’s leading drivers, volunteers, personalities and community members.
Staged at the Royal Automobile Club on Pall Mall in central London, the celebration paid tribute to the 2025 British champions across circuit racing, rallying, drag racing, autotest, trials, sprint, hill climb, rallycross and esports.
It’s a new year, there is a chill in the air and that can only mean one thing; preparations are now really beginning to ramp up ahead of what promises to be another unforgettable year of British motorsport.
As the countdown continues, we’ve cherry-picked a handful of race meetings that will be well worth checking out over the course of the coming months.
The 2026 Motorsport UK Cross Car Esports Cup is officially launched today — a brand new championship beginning in February 2026, offering sim racers a clear and direct pathway into real world motorsport.
The global motorsport community is mourning the loss of one of karting’s most influential figures. Mike Wilson, the most decorated driver in the history of the discipline, passed away on Monday 5 January 2026 at the age of 66.
From hard-fought title battles to breakthrough moments, 2025 showcased the depth, diversity and spirit of British motorsport. As the year closes, we look back on a season shaped by people, progress and passion.
By any metric, 2025 has been a stellar year for British motorsport. Over the past 12 months, three circuit drivers have been crowned World Champions, alongside many notable successes across a host of other disciplines.
Motorsport UK has been ranked third in the world in the 2025 Global Sustainability Benchmark in Sport (GSBS), placing the organisation among the highest-performing sporting bodies internationally.
Motorsport UK celebrates the dedication, resilience and teamwork of organising clubs who work tirelessly behind the scenes to deliver high-quality events, often in challenging circumstances. The Organising Team of the Year award recognises those who go above and beyond to ensure motorsport continues to thrive, even when faced with significant obstacles. We are delighted to announce that the Keilder Carlisle Stages has been named Motorsport UK’s Organising Team of the Year for 2025.
