About Stock Car Racing

BriSCA (British Stockcar Association) Formula One Stock Car Racing first ever meeting was held at New Cross Stadium, London on April 16th 1954.

Formula One Stock Cars are purpose built, open wheeled, unlimited engine capacity single seater racing cars. They are built to very strict specifications and compete on oval circuits in the UK and Europe.

Stock Car Racing is a contact motorsport where fellow competitors are forceably nudged out of the way.

Each race is run in graded order (roof colour) with the most successful drivers (red top superstars) starting at the back of the grid. The slower drivers (white tops) start at the front followed by yellow and Blue roof coloured drivers, points can be obtained in each race with monthly grading periods.

Stock car racing is not for the faint hearted, it’s rough, it’s tough from start to finish.

Formula one stock car racing can be seen at the following race tracks:-

  • Belle Vue Manchester
  • Buxton
  • Birmingham
  • Coventry
  • Hendesford
  • Ipswich
  • King’s Lynn
  • Northampton
  • Skegness
  • Venray (Holland)
  • St Maarten (Holland)

For more information please visit:-

Stadium Sites

Fans Sites

Other Photographic Sites

Drivers Sites

 Other

 

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