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Motorsport in the UK comes alive in July, with National Motorsport Week celebrating the depth and breadth of the sport. In the aftermath of the British Grand Prix- which welcomed 500,000 fans across the weekend- National Motorsport Week got underway on 10 July!
National Motorsport Week, powered by Motorsport UK, celebrates the thriving grassroots motorsport scene unfolding each weekend, all over the country, as well as the unrivalled passion of the community that power each and every brilliant event.
Thanks to documentaries such as Drive to Survive and the F1 Academy, motorsport continues to remain a part of British psyche, with 39 per cent of the population confirmed as motorsport fans, according to a recent YouGov survey commissioned by Motorsport UK – equivalent to 26.6 million people. These fans fuel National Motorsport Week, with over 700,000 Brits expected to watch the sport in person during July alone and millions set to tune in nationwide.
National Motorsport Week offers even more opportunities for motorsport enthusiasts to get up close to the action in-person, in farmers’ fields or trackside across the UK, with the final weekend of National Motorsport Week offering the chance to catch over 120 crews test their skills at Northern Ireland’ s Down Rally, while Hill Climb aficionados can enjoy the action from Shelsley Walsh’ s Classic Nostalgia event.
Fans across the nation can also experience the variety of disciplines within the sport by tuning into Motorsport UK TV. Throughout the year, Motorsport UK TV hosts hundreds of live broadcast streams, from drag racing and karting to sprints and circuit racing achieving millions of views. During the final weekend of National Motorsport Week, the platform will be Oxfordshire’ s Shenington Superprix and Prescott’ s Midland Hill Climb Championships to name but two, highlighting this spread of disciplines.
From marshalling to scrutineering, time keeping and other hands-on roles, there are many more opportunities to get involved in motorsport, that go beyond driving or watching from the stands.
This National Motorsport Week has over 100 events taking place around the UK. These events offer opportunities to explore volunteering and find out how to get up close to the action and provide the vital support events need nationwide. With a community of 10,000 marshals and 4,000 officials, there is no better time to learn and find out more about how to get involved.

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