Motorsport UK 5 Nations British Rallycross Championship

Lydden Hill rallycross tickets released for action-packed Bank Holiday weekend

**There are no tickets available to purchase on the gate – This event is pre-book only! Please do not travel without a ticket**

As part of our COVID-19 agreement with the various parties involved with keeping our spectators safe, we have agreed to only list a certain amount of each ticket, once they have been taken, they will be listed as sold out. UPDATE: Monday day tickets are sold out, only weekend tickets are available.

All of the spectators in your party require a ticket, this includes children under 13. This does not include privilege pass holders.

Please scroll to the bottom of the page for spectator COVID-19 regulations for this event, or download them here

Information for those camping here at the track can be found here

Lydden Hill has opened ticket sales for the opening round of the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy Presented by Cooper Tires on 30^th and 31^st August. Tickets will be limited and available in advance.

The August Bank Holiday weekend sees the start of the 2020 5 Nations BRX season, with drivers and teams eager to get back on track. Spectators have also been eagerly awaiting news that they will be able to attend in person to see the guaranteed track action that rallycross brings at this level. Dreams of the sights, sounds and smells of motorsport are now weeks from becoming reality and the organisers have been working with Motorsport UK and to government guidelines to ensure that fans can make the most of the open space and natural amphitheatre that Lydden Hill offers.

An impressive nine classes will be competing in the event including the headlining two litre 600 bhp 4-wheel drive turbocharged flame-spitting Supercars, iconic cars from the retro class such as Group B Ford RS200s and Audi Quattros, front-wheel drive 1600s, Supernationals, Minis, Swifts and the super-fast super-fun RX150 buggies.

Large screen TV will show key moments from rallycross around the world, merchandise will be available, ‘Joker’ the 5 Nations BRX mascot will be mingling with the fans and a wide variety of food will be available.

After racing finishes on the Sunday evening there’s plenty to keep spectators occupied. The soapbox race is open to officials, teams and spectators, with free entry provided to anyone purchasing an entry ticket. Entry forms are available from the secretary of the meeting simone@lyddenhill.co.uk.

Also taking place on Sunday evening, Lydden Hill will host the first ‘meet and greet’ of 2020. Drivers and invited VIP guests will be interviewed and chat with the audience. Overnight camping will be permitted, subject to the prevailing guidelines, so fans looking at attending both days are welcome to stay overnight on site.

Safety is the prime concern of Lydden Hill and 5 Nations BRX, so all government guidance is being monitored and there will be regular updates.

Hannah Rynston, Lydden Hill Circuit Manager:

“We can’t wait to finally get racing! We feel privileged to have a circuit that is so well suited to exciting racing and safe spectating and it’s going to be great to give so many families the fun weekend that they deserve after such strange times with the pandemic.

“The race action is going to be fantastic. We already have a huge entry list which is growing by the day. Watch out for more driver announcements!

“It’s also a first – fans can compete with the rallycross stars. Now is the time to get onto YouTube and start building a soapbox to beat the RX champion racers!”

For more information on the 5 Nations British Rallycross Championship please visit https://www.rallycrossbrx.com

Sunday gates open at 09.30

Monday gates open at 7.30am

Sunday track time begins 10.30am until approx 4pm

Monday Track time begins 9am until approx. 6pm

Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times.

Camping is per night PER PERSON

Please note that the paddock area will be closed to spectators