Every UK motorsport event, one list: welcome to MotorsportEventFinder

UK motorsport has a discovery problem. The events are there — hundreds of them, every month of the season — but they live on a governing body's locator here, a club's fixture page there, a venue's ticket site somewhere else, and a surprising amount of it only on Facebook. Unless you already know a scene exists, you'll never find its events.

MotorsportEventFinder pulls all of it into one list.

What's in the list

We aggregate from more than two dozen sources: Motorsport UK's permitted-event calendar (which alone covers everything from stage rallies to autotests), circuit racing clubs, the short-oval and autograss scene, speedway, drag racing, bike road racing, motocross, hillclimbs and sprints, plus the marquee international dates. The list refreshes itself nightly.

Built for entrants and spectators

Every event shows what we can find for both sides of the fence. Competitors get the entry fee where published, when entries close, and a live entry status — Entries Open, Selling Fast, Entries Closed — taken from the entry platform rather than guessed. Spectators get admission prices and viewing notes where organisers publish them. The Enter → button goes straight to the event's own entry page; Info → to the organiser's event page.

Finding what you want

• Search — type a championship, series or event style: "BTCC", "12 car", "banger".
• Discipline filter — with rallying broken down properly: stage rallies separate from road rallies, and road rallies down to 12-cars, scatters and targas.
• The map and a postcode radius filter for "what's within an hour of me".
• The calendar for planning around free weekends.

Honest data, imperfect data

Everything here is aggregated automatically from public calendars, and club-published data is only as tidy as the volunteer who typed it. We clean up what we can, link to the authoritative page for everything else, and never invent a detail we don't have — if an event shows no entry fee, that's because the organiser hasn't published one. Spotted something wrong? The organiser's own page, one click away, is always the source of truth.

The season is on. Go and find something.