The Motability Scheme is a proud partner with Team BRIT, the world’s only all-disabled competitive motor racing team. This summer, you could be in for a chance to win tickets to the Snetterton Racing Circuit to watch the team compete in the British Endurance Championships and the Britcar Trophy.
Calling all petrol-heads and motorsport fans, this could be your chance to win tickets for this memorable day of racing at Snetterton Racing Circuit to cheer on Team BRIT in their season finale. The weekend will also feature the British Truck Racing Championships.
Details of the event and how to enter the prize draw can be found below.
The prizes up for grabs:
There will be two lucky winners chosen from the prize draw and each winner will get:
- a family group ticket* (including general admission) to the Snetterton Racing Circuit
- Team BRIT merchandise, including t-shirts and caps
Five runners-up will also be chosen to receive Team BRIT t-shirts and caps.
Event details:
Location: Snetterton Circuit, Norwich, Norfolk, NR16 2JU
Dates:
This ticket gives you access to the event for the full weekend*.
- British Endurance Championships on Saturday 14 September
- Britcar Trophy on Sunday 15 September
*You are not required to attend both days.
How to enter the prize draw:
The prize draw is free to enter. Just follow these simple steps to be in for a chance to win:
- Find the entry form to the prize draw below
- Fill in your details, this should only take a few minutes
- Please read the Terms & Conditions on the entry form before you submit
- Submit your free entry to the prize draw
And that’s it. Your submission will be processed and you’ll be included in the prize draw.
This competition closes on Friday 23 August.
Who are Team BRIT?
Around half of Team BRIT’s drivers are Motability Scheme customers. Their mission is to provide drivers, with both physical and psychological disabilities, with the opportunity to race alongside able-bodied drivers. Through the development of innovative hand controls, they can competitively race, and drivers with different disabilities can pair up as part of the same team.
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