The Time Attack Championship will contest seven rounds across six of the UK’s leading circuits in 2027, with a season that begins on Easter Monday at Brands Hatch and includes a long-awaited return to Castle Combe.
Starting at Brands Hatch on 29 March and concluding at Snetterton 300 on 26 September, the 2027 calendar has been carefully structured to provide a sensible spread between each event, giving competitors valuable time for preparation, maintenance and development throughout the season.
EASTER MONDAY START AT BRANDS HATCH
The new season gets underway on Easter Monday, 29 March, when Time Attack heads to Brands Hatch for the opening round as part of Tunerfest.
From there, the Championship moves to Cadwell Park in May, followed by Donington Park at the end of the month, before one of the standout additions to the 2027 calendar.
TIME ATTACK RETURNS TO CASTLE COMBE
On Saturday 26 June, Time Attack will return to Castle Combe for the first time in more than 20 years.
The fast and challenging Wiltshire circuit brings something very different to the calendar and its return will give both established competitors and a new generation of Time Attack drivers the opportunity to take on one of British motorsport’s most distinctive venues.
The second half of the season then takes the Championship to Oulton Park in July, back to Brands Hatch for Go Japan! in August, before the season finale at Snetterton 300 in September.
SEVEN ROUNDS – SIX CIRCUITS
The full 2027 Time Attack Championship calendar is:
29 MARCH – BRANDS HATCH
Tunerfest – Easter Monday
03 MAY – CADWELL PARK
Modified Live – Bank Holiday Monday
31 MAY – DONINGTON PARK
JDM JAM – Bank Holiday Monday
26 JUNE – CASTLE COMBE
Modified Live – Saturday
24 JULY – OULTON PARK
Tunerfest – Saturday
30 AUGUST – BRANDS HATCH
Go Japan! – Bank Holiday Monday
26 SEPTEMBER – SNETTERTON 300
Modified Live – Sunday
MORE THAN JUST THE TRACK ACTION
As always, Time Attack will feature as a major part of some of the UK’s biggest performance car events, with the 2027 Championship appearing alongside Tunerfest, Modified Live, JDM JAM and Go Japan!
It means every round combines the competition on circuit with busy show paddocks, car displays, clubs, traders and thousands of performance car enthusiasts – creating the distinctive atmosphere that has become such an important part of Time Attack events.
WANT TO COMPETE IN TIME ATTACK IN 2027?
With classes catering for a wide range of cars and levels of preparation, Time Attack provides a route onto the circuit for everything from track-focused production cars through to highly developed competition machinery.
If you’ve been considering taking the next step with your car, moving from track days into competitive motorsport, or simply want to find out where your car could fit within the Championship, we’d love to hear from you.
Find out more about competing in the 2027 Time Attack Championship and how to join us next season.
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