THE SATURDAY STAKES ARE RAMPED UP, AND THE LUCK OF THE DRAW IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER AT EURO WEEKEND!

The European Championship and two days of thrill-packed on-track racing go hand in hand, and for 2026 Spedeworth/Incarace and BriSCA F2 are excited to announce a change in the format for this unique event - coming to a better-than-ever Mildenhall Stadium on June 6th and 7th, with the grid formed like no other event on the calendar!

The headlines:

• Sunday's big race sees the sport’s seeded top drivers race against Saturday's top scorers
• Top drivers are no longer just relying on being seeded into the big race, they’ll be counting on all-important points from Saturday’s session
• The infamous Sunday morning draw remains, with a twist!
• More to play for, and more competitive action on the Saturday!

Qualifying Procedure:

The qualification procedure will remain unaltered…

• Minimum of 16 UK seeds from the top of the UK grading list in force at the time of the event
• Overseas seeded drivers… (i) Northern Ireland, and (ii) Mainland Europe
• Minimum of 6 highest points-scorers (any nationality), not already seeded in to the event, from the Saturday meeting, up to and including the meeting Final

European Championship Grid Formation:

• The European Championship grid will be formed by a combination score for each qualified driver, combining points from Saturday’s meeting with a random draw element.

Part 1: Fast and furious battle for points, Saturday 

• This will be a driver’s points total from the Saturday meeting, up to and including the meeting Final, using the standard points for the meeting format employed.

Part 2: The luck of the draw, Sunday

• This will be a random bonus-points number, starting at 1, up to the number of cars qualified to participate in the race, e.g. 1 to 36 for a 36-car grid.

The Grid: Based on a combined score 

• A driver’s combined score will be the sum of the two elements above. E.g. if a driver scores 17 points on Saturday night, and draws no. 22, then they will end up with a combined score of 17 + 22 = 39.
• The grid will be formed in Combined Score order, the highest Combined Score taking the pole position, and the lowest being at the rear of the field.
• A seeded driver who does not score on Saturday night will simply rely on the luck of the bonus-points draw to determine their grid position.

More information about Spedeworth/Incarace meetings, Mildenhall Stadium, and advance ticket sales can be found at spedeworth.co.uk