Ben Langford has won the inaugural Motorsport UK Cross Car Esports Cup in style after a thrilling final round, claiming the prize of a fully-funded race in a real-world FIA Cross Car with LifeLive UK. In the process of graduating to real-world racing he will help to blaze a trail for the Esports domain as an accessible path into motorsport.
The March 2025 edition of Revolution, Motorsport UK’s official digital magazine, is now available to read. The latest issue celebrates the return of a major championship to the UK, previews the new season, recognises the women blazing a trail in the sport, and a Vision 2030 update on Safeguarding.
We’re on a mission to get more people enjoying motorsport, more often and on Thursday 26th March you can join us at the Royal Automobile Club, Pall Mall for an evening exploring how to get involved in the sport.
Motorsport UK is delighted to announce that the Disabled Drivers Scholarship returns for 2026 with bigger ambitions than ever. As part of our mission to get more people enjoying motorsport, more often, we will be offering the chance to win a fully-funded season of competition in a specially-adapted car.
The 2026 season of the F1 Academy promises another important step forward for female talent in single-seater racing, and once again British drivers are set to play a prominent role on the grid. Abbi Pulling, of course, was champion in 2024.
Two young female drivers have been awarded Motorsport UK Girls Karting Academy scholarships funded by Motorsport UK and Charlotte Tilbury in collaboration with TeamSport under an initiative set up to increase female participation in motorsport.
British motorsport enjoyed a remarkable start to the new Formula One season as five British drivers finished inside the top eight at the 2026 Australian Grand Prix, underlining the country’s continued dominance in the sport.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Motorsport UK’s Race for Diversity programme is proud to launch Level Up: Women in Sports, a ground-breaking collaboration with sporting icons Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) and Crystal Palace Football Club, supporting 30 young women aged 16-24 from underrepresented backgrounds
The 2026 FIA Formula 1 World Championship roars into life this weekend in Melbourne, Australia, ushering in new cars, new teams, sustainable fuels and fresh driver line-ups.
