Britcar enters a brand-new era in 2025 as it hits the track with a new format of the Britcar Endurance Championship. 

After several competitive years of running the British Endurance Championship and the Britcsr Trophy Championship, organisers have decided to amalgamate the two categories to form one single championship for the 2025 season.

Featuring six competitor classes and a mixture of one 90-minute or two 45-minute races across eight rounds – all of which will take place at major UK circuits –  the series will be the place to see jaw-dropping endurance racing.

Classes mirror the old BEC and Trophy structures, with the top class featuring Ferrari Challenge and Porsche Cup cars. GT4 and cars of similar performance within the Trophy category – including the ever-competitive Clios – round out the remaining classes.

Cars will run on Goodyear or Dunlop Direzza race tyres accordingly and performance is balanced both technically and for individual Pro-Am pairings, by allotted pit stop timings, through and within the class structure.