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Sussex Motorsports, a team led and crewed by students from the University of Sussex, are firmly on course to the 2024 Student Motorsport Challenge beginning at the Oulton Park rounds in May. The South Coast-based squad partnered with Seismic Motorsport to place a guest entry on the grid for the opening weekend of the BRSCC […]

The 2024 Student Motorsport Challenge Presented by P1 Graphics, part of the BRSCC Nankang Tyre CityCar Cup Championship, got underway at a wind-swept Snetterton over the weekend of April the 6th to the 7th. A record 13-car grid for the premier UK student-focused circuit-based series saw two class wins go to the 2022 and 2023

Richard Jepp drove the #65 Team Northbrook Racing Peugeot 107 to its second Victory in the Student Motorsport Challenge at the Snetterton opening weekend triple-header. In a repeat of the first race, Joshua Jackson, at the wheel of the #27 QE Motorsport Citroen, finished second in class ahead of Jack Wheeler in the #57 East

Reigning Student Motorsport Challenge title holders Team Northbrook Racing took their first victory of the 2024 season when Richard Jepp brought the #65 Peugeot 107 home for his first victory in class of the year and in second place overall. Jepp finished just two-tenths of a second ahead of Joshua Jackson in the #27 QE

Joshua Jackson, at the wheel of the #27 QE Motorsport Citroen C1, took both overall and class pole positions for the opening round of the 2024 Student Motorsport Challenge, the inter-series within the BRSCC Nankang Tyre CityCar Cup Championship. Joshua Jackson – Snetterton Qualifying – 06.04.24 (Photo: Roger Jenkins) Jackson, on his debut for the

The Student Motorsport Challenge Presented by P1 Graphics, part of the BRSCC Nankang Tyre CityCar Cup Championship, enters its third year of competition with a record grid of 13 cars for the season-opening weekend at Snetterton. For Snetterton, the Student Motorsport Challenge is sponsored by P1 Graphics. Owned by Tom Pledger, P1 Graphics helps you

Any form of sport involving specialist equipment is usually expensive and none more so than motorsport. Unless you are fortunate to have deep pockets or family backing, getting to the grid in a competitive car requires finding financial backing in the form of sponsors. In the first of a series of features looking at the

Barracksport, the team crewed by current and ex-Oxford Brookes University students, is firmly focused on returning to the Challenge grid with two cars for the forthcoming season. The squad, led by Harry O’Donoghue, have finalised their driver line-up for the Barracksport Grey Sheep Racing (GSR) entry where Welsh tech entrepreneur James Smith will share the

Boston College Racing returns for its second year in the Student Motorsport Challenge, the premier UK track-based series for schools, colleges, and universities, that nests within the BRSCC CityCar Cup with an expanded two-car line-up. Liam Browning will continue to drive for the Lincolnshire-based team and will be joined for 2024 by Rory Pickles who will

West Suffolk College, who finished third in the 2023 Student Motorsport Challenge, will be expanding its team to campaign two cars for the forthcoming season with the announcement that WSC student Brady Pollock and Andrew Payne, father of 2023 driver Haydn Payne, will be the East Anglian squad’s drivers. Brady Pollock – Club100 – Buckmore