Brands Hatch’s popular Intelligent Money British GT Championship round switches to the early part of summer this year, bringing domestic supercar action to Kent in May.

The sumptuous supercars will be accompanied by the BRDC British F3 Championship’s promising cast of future F1 hopefuls in three races across the weekend, with plenty of other support action too.

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Brands Hatch’s popular Intelligent Money British GT Championship round switches to the early part of summer this year, bringing domestic supercar action to Kent in May.

Stunning cars from Aston Martin, Lamborghini, McLaren and many of the world’s other prestige manufacturers will star in a mini-endurance race, lasting two hours on the full Grand Prix circuit with Le Mans style driver changes adding to the drama.

The Masters Historic Festival highlights Brands Hatch’s heritage as one of the world’s great Grand Prix venues, F1 cars from the ‘70s and ‘80s scream around a classic circuit, which has changed little since they raced there in period.

Making a welcome return is the Masters Endurance Legends Series, featuring GT and Sports Prototype cars that have raced at the Le Mans 24hrs in recent years.

The Masters Historic Festival highlights Brands Hatch’s heritage as one of the world’s great Grand Prix venues, as F1 cars from the ‘70s and ‘80s scream around a classic circuit, which has changed little since they raced there in period.

Making a welcome return is the Masters Endurance Legends Series, featuring GT and Sports Prototype cars that have raced at the Le Mans 24hrs in recent years.