Time Attack UK announces 2027 season with seven rounds across six circuits
The Time Attack Championship will run seven rounds in 2027, beginning at Brands Hatch on Easter Monday and featuring a return to Castle Combe for the first time in over two decades.
Time Attack UK has unveiled its 2027 calendar, a seven-round season spanning six of Britain's premier circuits. The championship opens on Easter Monday, 29 March, at Brands Hatch as part of Tunerfest, and concludes on 26 September at Snetterton 300, with a carefully spaced schedule designed to allow competitors time for preparation and vehicle development between events.
A significant highlight of the 2027 season is the return to Castle Combe on 26 June, marking the Wiltshire circuit's first appearance in the Time Attack calendar for more than 20 years. The fast and technically demanding layout will offer both established competitors and newcomers the chance to experience one of British motorsport's most distinctive venues.
The full calendar runs: 29 March at Brands Hatch (Tunerfest, Easter Monday); 3 May at Cadwell Park (Modified Live, Bank Holiday Monday); 31 May at Donington Park (JDM JAM, Bank Holiday Monday); 26 June at Castle Combe (Modified Live, Saturday); 24 July at Oulton Park (Tunerfest, Saturday); 30 August at Brands Hatch (Go Japan!, Bank Holiday Monday); and 26 September at Snetterton 300 (Modified Live, Sunday).
Each round integrates Time Attack competition with major UK performance car events, combining on-track racing with show paddocks, car displays, clubs and traders. This format has become central to the championship's identity, drawing thousands of enthusiasts to each venue.
Time Attack continues to offer classes for a wide range of vehicles and preparation levels, from track-focused production cars to highly developed competition machinery, providing a pathway for drivers transitioning from track days into competitive motorsport.