Castle Combe is known as the birthplace of the HSCC in May 1966 and was the appropriate venue for the HSCC's 60th birthday party party, billed as the Summer Historic Festival.

The 2026 edition of the HSCC’s Legends of Brands Hatch Superprix will be remembered as something rather special in the club’s Diamond Jubilee year.

Jason Timms (Brabham BT21) emerged atop the combative One-Litre F3 Championship openers, defeating defending champion Peter de la Roche on both days.

Itwas the battle royal between Morgan Plus 8 drivers Richard Plant, Martin Pratt and Sam Garland, which enthralled spectators as the sun went down on the long Spring Trophy weekend.

The return of Thundersports gave a taste of the full-blooded ‘anything goes’ closed-wheel contests originated in 1983

Mark Dwyer returned to the top of the Formula 2-packed Derek Bell Trophy podium with two hard-fought wins in his Bang & Olufsen Hi-Fi liveried March-BDG 742.

Ben Tusting, Lenham P69 Spyder soloed to an emphatic victory over Snetterton victor Elliot Paterson’s two-litre Ginetta-BMW G16

Big grids, spectacular cars and fantastic racing across the club’s portfolio of categories proved that delivering members and guest grids value for money is the key to ongoing success in its 60th anniversary year.

The Jim Russell Trophy meeting celebrated the Norfolk hero, entrepreneurial racing school pioneer and, in 1967, a founding father of Formula Ford which changed the course of motorsport history.