10 OCT - 11 OCT 2026
BTCC Brands Hatch Finale 2026
Brands Hatch, West Kingsdown
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The British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) season finale runs at Brands Hatch on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October 2026, on the Grand Prix circuit, as rounds 28 to 30 of the season. The circuit bills it as the deciding round, in Brands Hatch’s centenary year. Prestige Corporate Events has no hospitality on sale for this weekend: nothing has been released to us, we hold no allocation, and there are no packages, no prices and no booking on this page. The only step available today is to join the waitlist.
If anything is released to us for this weekend, everyone on the waitlist hears at the same time.
When and where is the BTCC finale?
The BTCC season finale takes place at Brands Hatch in Kent on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October 2026, on the Grand Prix circuit. It is the closing meeting of the season, run as rounds 28, 29 and 30, the final three races of the British Touring Car Championship. The Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit measures 2.43 miles with 9 corners.
- Event: BTCC season finale.
- Dates: Saturday 10 to Sunday 11 October 2026.
- Circuit: Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit, Kent.
- Rounds: 28, 29 and 30, the final three races.
- Circuit length: 2.43 miles, 9 corners.
Why does this weekend matter?
This is where the BTCC season finishes. Brands Hatch and the championship bill this meeting as the deciding round, the last three races of the year. It is the venue where Tom Ingram was crowned champion for a second time at the 2025 finale, in a Hyundai i30 N. And 2026 marks the circuit’s centenary, 100 years on from 1926.
Whether the 2026 championship is still mathematically open going into the weekend depends on the standings after the preceding rounds; the circuit’s billing as the deciding round reflects the finale’s usual role in settling the season. The weekend also falls within the circuit’s Century of Power centenary programme.
What hospitality does Brands Hatch run at the finale?
Brands Hatch runs two hosted suites of its own across the finale weekend: Platinum, in the MSV Centre, and Gold, in the Brabham and Stewart suites. That is the circuit’s own hospitality, handled by the circuit. None of it has been released to Prestige Corporate Events, we hold no allocation, and there is nothing to buy on this page. For background on how a BTCC hospitality day is usually structured and who it suits, see our BTCC hospitality guide.
What else is on across the weekend?
The finale weekend is a full race programme, not the touring cars alone. Alongside the final three races of the British Touring Car Championship, the 2026 support bill features Porsche Carrera Cup GB, Porsche Sprint Challenge GB, the Caterham Seven Championship, the Wera Tools F4 British Championship and the Power Maxed MINI Challenge.
- Porsche Carrera Cup GB.
- Porsche Sprint Challenge GB.
- Caterham Seven Championship.
- Wera Tools F4 British Championship.
- Power Maxed MINI Challenge.
Can I book hospitality for the finale here?
No. Nothing has been released to Prestige Corporate Events for the finale, we hold no allocation, and there are no packages, no prices, no enquiry form and no checkout on this page. General admission and the circuit’s own hosted suites are handled by Brands Hatch itself. We update this page as October nears, and everyone on the waitlist hears first if anything is released to us. For background on how BTCC hospitality is usually structured and who it suits, see our BTCC hospitality guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
The BTCC season finale at Brands Hatch runs on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October 2026, on the Grand Prix circuit in Kent. It is the closing meeting of the British Touring Car Championship season, staged as rounds 28, 29 and 30, the final three races of the year.
The 2026 finale uses the Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit, the full 2.43-mile configuration with 9 corners, rather than the shorter Indy circuit used earlier in the season. The Grand Prix circuit hosts the closing rounds 28 to 30 of the British Touring Car Championship across the weekend.
Brands Hatch and the championship bill the finale as the deciding round, the season’s closing three races (rounds 28 to 30). Whether the 2026 title is still mathematically open going into the weekend depends on the standings after the preceding rounds.
The 2026 finale weekend runs a full support programme alongside the British Touring Car Championship. It features Porsche Carrera Cup GB, Porsche Sprint Challenge GB, the Caterham Seven Championship, the Wera Tools F4 British Championship and the Power Maxed MINI Challenge across the two days.