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Brands hatch | Super Touring Power | 1st July 2023


Today we have visited Brands Hatch race circuit in Kent to enjoy the Super Touring Power event, this is one that we have never been to but one we will definitely be going to again. The event is based around celebrating different eras of BTCC cars including pre 03/pre 93 and Thunder and Jaguar and of course the Super tourers, this is the first year that this event has gone on.

Today the event took place on the GP track and whizzes down the straights with such a noise, there were so many cars to see with some races having 40 different vehicles on the track at once, the different eras of car as well really made the day more entertaining and it was great to see some classics on the track.


This event also has pit lane access and normal pit access to so you can have a look around the cars that are not racing and interact with the racers too. In fact we managed to meet Jake Hill who is currently 3rd in the driver standings in British touring cars, he was very friendly and willing to come over and have a chat which meant a lot to us.

over the weekend the event has and will welcome some special guests to meet the public and have interviews too, today the main one that I heard of was Alain Menu who raced BTCC cars during the 90's, a perfect addition to the packed timetable for the day


Brands hatch is a great track to visit as you are able to walk around the majority of the track meaning that you can see many different views during your visit. There are food venues dotted around in different parts of the track but we do take our own camp cooker for bacon sarnies in the morning. At the top end of the track there are a few shops which have been open both times we have visited this year meaning that you can buy some souvenirs while there.


The last race we watched was the last super tourer race of the day, it was a great race with Jake Hill coming first, we always park on Southbank which is a part of the track that you can pay pay park in (£5-£10 depending on the event). All in all it was a fantastic day and if you read this in time then maybe you can plan a visit tomorrow for a fun filled day at the track.

Victoria x





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