British 1/24 Champions 

1/24 British National Champions

The 1/24 Nationals is the most important single event of the 1/24 Calendar. 1/24 racing had a strong following in Britain on commercial raceways in the late 1960s and early 1970s - with the closure of these venues interest waned. In the early 1990s there was renewed interest in 24th racing, and the 1/24 Nationals was first held at Silverstone on the 8 lane track built for the 1993 World Championships.  This has frequently attracted international competition, past winners have included Czechs Vladimir Horky and  Antonin Vojtik :   Italian Paulo  Trigilio and Canadian Ernie Mossetti.

*2015 Production - James Cleave won the BSCRA class and Antonin Vojtik won outright with an ISRA spec car that did not meet BSCRA rules.

British Open Championship - 1/24

The 1/24 British Open Championship was been introduced in 1999, the inaugural round was held at Riverside Raceway. The 1/24 BOC is run on raceway style tracks, and has had either  4 or 5  rounds each year since 1999. 3 classes run at each meeting (Production, Open Group 12 and Eurosport). Unlike the 1/32 series, the 1/24 Nationals is a round  of the 1/24 BOC.

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