Philip Reed wins in his awesome EVO 3

Philip Reed takes his first win in his awesome EVO 3 at his first attempt.

Brett Winstanley mixing it with the Pro turbo boys

Brett Winstanley took his first win at the round during his first year in Time Attack, definatley one to watch.

Marc Donnelly - Mk3 Escort takes his first win

Marc Donnelly took his first win at his first attempt congratulations Marc

Phil White - Owner of the NR Autosport Evo XI reflects on 2013 prep and Rd1

Phil White, owner of the NR Autosport Evo XI, reflects on team preparations for the 2013 TA season and how things unfolded at Cadwell Park on 1 April.

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Official Time Attack Sponsors
  • Avon Tyres
    Avon Tyres Motorsport is the competition tyre department of Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Europe Ltd based at its European…
  • BC Suspension
    BC Racing is the own brand range of coilover kits from a large manufacturer of suspension products. The mainstay of…
  • Hardrace
    HARDRACE was founded in 1998, specialized in designing, manufacturing and marketing reinforced chassis parts for racing and street car. Enthusiasm…
  • HKS
    HKS
    In October 1973, two talented and spirited young engineers had a vision; to design and build high performance engines and…
  • Kleers Car Care Products
    Not all car care products are the same. Every Kleers product contains something that others don’t: and that’s passion. To…
  • K-Sport
    KSport UK is the worlds largest KSport brake distributor and has been working hand in hand with the factory since…
  • Milltek Sport
    For 30 years of continuous exhaust development and technical expertise are drawn upon to develop the ultimate Milltek Sport range…
  • Pirelli Tyres
    For over a century the history of Pirelli has been the history of the car. A history built on high…
  • Super Pro
    SuperPro Europe is proud to be a sponsor of the 2011 Time Attack Series. Our Polyurethane bush range is the…
  • Takata
    When the first Japanese Grand Prix was held at the Suzuka Circuit in 1963, only half of the racing cars…

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