BTCC Hospitality

British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) hospitality is a hosted, all-day package in a suite at a UK race circuit, with catering and admission to the race meeting included. At Brands Hatch, race-day hospitality runs for the season finale on the Grand Prix circuit on 10 to 11 October 2026, the weekend the venue itself bills as the deciding round of the championship. The sections below cover what the day involves, who tends to book it, and how the finale weekend comes together.

What is BTCC hospitality?

BTCC hospitality is a hosted day at a British Touring Car Championship race meeting, spent in a private or shared suite rather than in the general grandstands. A package covers a reserved space in the suite, catering through the day and admission to the circuit. It turns a race weekend into a proper occasion, with a comfortable base to return to between the on-track sessions.

The championship is organised by TOCA under Motorsport UK. Each 2026 BTCC meeting spans two race days: a points-scoring Qualifying Race on Saturday afternoon that sets the grid for Sunday, followed by three championship races on Sunday, four races in all across the weekend. A hospitality day is built around that full programme of racing rather than a single event. Touring-car racing is close and stays road-relevant, and that pace is much of what makes it work as a hosted day.

What is included, and what is not?

What a hospitality package includes depends on the tier you choose, but the common core is a reserved space in a hospitality suite, food service across the day and admission to the race meeting. Travel to and from the circuit, overnight accommodation and anything sold as a separate extra are not part of a hospitality package. Some group packages also set a minimum party size, so a very small booking may not fit every tier.

The exact inclusions, and any conditions attached to a particular suite, differ from one package to another and from one weekend to another. This hub describes the experience in general terms; the specifics for the Brands Hatch finale are covered on the BTCC Brands Hatch season finale hospitality page.

Who is BTCC hospitality for?

BTCC hospitality suits three main groups: businesses entertaining clients, teams marking a reward or a milestone, and enthusiast or social groups who want a comfortable base for the day. Motor-trade, automotive and engineering clients in particular tend to feel at home at a touring-car meeting, where the racing is close and the cars are instantly recognisable. The BTCC field is production-bodied touring cars built to the championship's NGTC regulations: road-car silhouettes turned into purpose-built racers, each with a 2.0-litre turbocharged engine producing over 350 bhp, no ABS or traction control and 100% sustainable fuel.

• Client entertaining: a shared, all-day setting with catering and a base, well away from a desk.
• Team reward or celebration: a recognisable occasion to mark results, milestones or long service.
• Enthusiast and car-club groups: close, road-relevant racing with somewhere comfortable to return to between sessions.
• Automotive and engineering clients: a natural fit with touring cars built on familiar production models.

If you are weighing it up specifically as a client-entertaining option, our guide to is BTCC hospitality worth it for client entertaining works through the decision in more depth.

Is Brands Hatch accessible?

Accessibility at a race circuit depends on the specific suite and the part of the venue it sits in, so provision is not identical across every hospitality area. Brands Hatch is a permanent, purpose-built circuit rather than a temporary event site, which helps with fixed routes and facilities. Detailed arrangements, such as step-free access, accessible parking and viewing, and companion policies, differ by area and by package, so they are worth matching to your group’s needs for the suite you are considering.

Where is Brands Hatch, and how do you get there?

Brands Hatch is a permanent motor-racing circuit in Kent, in the South East of England. It sits within day-trip reach of London and the wider South East, so a group can attend and return in a single day without an overnight stay.

The finale runs on the Grand Prix circuit, the longer 2.43-mile layout of the venue’s two configurations. Full location and circuit information is on the Brands Hatch page.

When is the next big BTCC weekend to book?

The next major date is the BTCC season finale at Brands Hatch, on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October 2026. It runs on the Grand Prix circuit as the final three races of the season, and the venue bills it as the deciding round of the championship. It is also the venue’s centenary year, marking 100 years of Brands Hatch from 1926.

You can read the full weekend details, the support programme and how hospitality fits the finale on the BTCC Brands Hatch season finale hospitality page.

What happens after you enquire?

After you send an enquiry, the Prestige Corporate Events team gets back to you, typically within two hours during office hours, to talk through dates, group size and which suite fits. From there you get options shaped around your numbers and the part of the weekend you most want to be there for, rather than a fixed off-the-shelf format.