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Silverstone Britcar 24-Hour

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Sports car race in endurance racing
Motor race
Silverstone 24 Hour
24H Series
VenueSilverstone Circuit
First race2005
Duration24 hours
Most wins (driver)Jamie Campbell-Walter,Dieter Quester,Dirk Werner, Mark Poole, Martin Short, Richard Abra (2)
Most wins (team)Duller Motorsport, Rollcentre Racing (2)
Most wins (manufacturer)BMW (4)

TheSilverstone 24 Hour was a sports car race inendurance racing, held annually atSilverstone Circuit in theUnited Kingdom until 2018.

The race was originally organised byBritcar. The 2009 race was shortened to 500 miles due to the recession. In 2011 the race used the new arena section for the first time. In 2010 the race continued to use the bridge section that the race had used in previous years despite other racing series already switching to the new layout. The 2013 edition was shortened to 1000 km. For 2015 the race was called the Dunlop 24hr at Silverstone for sponsorship reasons.[1]

On October 2, 2015Creventic, the promoter and organiser of the24H Series and theTouring Car Endurance Series, announced they would organise the Silverstone 24-Hour race in 2016. It was the third round of the2016 24H Series season and the first round of the2016 Touring Car Endurance Series season. Every round of the 24H Series can be entered with a GT car, but this race is only open to non-GT cars.[2]

Winners

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YearDriversTeamCarLaps / Distance
2005United Kingdom Martin Short
United KingdomShaun Balfe
United Kingdom Jamie Derbyshire
United Kingdom Nick Jacobs
United Kingdom Balfe Motorsport/Rollcentre RacingMosler MT900R603 / 3,100.023 km (1,926.265 mi)[3][4]
2006AustriaDieter Quester
GermanyDirk Werner
United KingdomTim Mullen
United KingdomJamie Campbell-Walter
Austria Duller MotorsportBMW Z4 (E85)595 / 3,058.895 km (1,900.709 mi)[3]
2007AustriaDieter Quester
GermanyDirk Werner
Germany Johannes Stuck
United KingdomJamie Campbell-Walter
Austria Duller MotorsportBMW Z4 (E85)596 / 3,064.036 km (1,903.904 mi)[3][5]
2008United Kingdom Mark Sumpter
United Kingdom Adrian Slater
United Kingdom Andy Purdie
United Kingdom Paragon PorschePorsche 997 GT3-RSR603 / 3,100.023 km (1,926.265 mi)[3][6]
2009United Kingdom Andrew Beaumont
United Kingdom Pat Gormley
United KingdomBen Clucas
United Kingdom Topcats RacingMosler MT900R156 / 801.996 km (498.337 mi)[A 1]
2010Poland Witt Gamski
United Kingdom Keith Robinson
United Kingdom John Gaw
United Kingdom Phil Dryburgh
United Kingdom MJC LtdFerrari F430 GTC565 / 3,334.065 km (2,071.692 mi)
2011United Kingdom Michael McInerney
United Kingdom Sean McInerney
United KingdomPhil Keen
United Kingdom Eclipse MotorsportFerrari F430 GTC573 / 3,375.543 km (2,097.465 mi)
2012United Kingdom Michael Symons
United Kingdom Clint Bardwell
United Kingdom Richard Abra
United Kingdom Mark Poole
United Kingdom MP Motorsport/JCAMBMW M3 E46 GTR564 / 3,322.524 km (2,064.521 mi)
2013United Kingdom Richard Abra
United Kingdom Mark Poole
United Kingdom Barwell MotorsportAston Martin Vantage GT3158 / 930.778 km (578.359 mi)[7][A 2]
2015United Kingdom Andrew Howard
United KingdomJonathan Adam
United KingdomJamie Chadwick
United KingdomRoss Gunn
United Kingdom Harry Whale
United KingdomBeechdeanAMRAston Martin Vantage GT4529 / 3,116.256 km (1,936.352 mi)[8]
2016United Kingdom Charles Lamb
United Kingdom Richard Neary
United Kingdom "Richard Roberts"
United Kingdom Martin Short
United Kingdom Team ABBA with Rollcentre RacingBMW M3 E46 GTR512 / 3,016.192 km (1,874.175 mi)[9]
2017NetherlandsSebastiaan Bleekemolen
Netherlands Melvin de Groot
Netherlands Rene Steenmetz
United Kingdom Robert Smith
NetherlandsTeam BleekemolenSEAT León TCR V2 SEQ549 / 3,233.61 km (2,009.27 mi)[10]
2018Netherlands Ivo Breukers
Netherlands Rik Breukers
LatviaKonstantīns Calko
Netherlands Red Camel-Jordans.nlSEAT LCR TCR V3 DSG411 / 2,420.79 km (1,504.21 mi)[11]
  1. ^500 mile distance
  2. ^1000 km distance

Participants

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Many big name teams have taken part in the race such as Rollcentre Racing, Jet Alliance Motorsport and Duller Motorsport. As of the end of the 2016 race, Duller Motorsport and Rollcentre Racing are the only teams that have won this event more than once.

Factory effort teams have also attempted it such as Ginetta, Mazda and Nissan.

In2007,Top Gear took part in this race using a dieselBMW 3 series for aTop Gear Challenge. They finished the race, third in class, ahead of one of their rival teams who were also competing with a diesel BMW 3 Series.[12]

In 2012, a team of ex-servicemen took part under the Mission Motorsport banner in aNissan 370Z. They finished in 17th overall, scoring a top ten class result.

In 2015, the Ginetta Nissan LMP3 took its debut 24 hour race start with the factoryTeam LNT squad. Among the driver roster was six-time Olympic championSir Chris Hoy. 2015 also marked the first year for a female scoring outright victory;Jamie Chadwick aboard the #35 Beechdean Aston Martin.

Since 2016, the race is restricted to touring cars and 24H-Specials.

See also

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References

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  1. ^"24 Hour racing in England is BACK! - Britcar".www.britcar24hr.co.uk. Archived fromthe original on 2014-11-24.
  2. ^"Announcement Hankook 24H Silverstone received with great enthusiasm".Creventic. October 5, 2015.Archived from the original on January 28, 2016. RetrievedJanuary 1, 2016.
  3. ^abcd"Silverstone Britcar 24 Hour"(PDF).britcar24hr.co.uk.Britcar. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 2011-10-05. Retrieved2010-03-03.
  4. ^"Motorsport.com: News channel".www.motorsport.com. Archived fromthe original on 2008-11-16.
  5. ^"Galleries by trackside".Archived from the original on 2011-02-24. Retrieved2010-04-07.
  6. ^"Paragon Porsche at Britcar Silverstone 24 Hour 2008".paragonporsche.com. Archived fromthe original on 2009-08-02.
  7. ^Timing Solutuions Ltd. (22 September 2013)."Britcar 1000k"(PDF). Britcar. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 30 December 2013. Retrieved29 December 2013.
  8. ^Timing Solutuions Ltd. (26 April 2015)."Dunlop 24hr Race"(PDF). Britcar.Archived(PDF) from the original on 10 September 2024. Retrieved29 April 2015.
  9. ^Creventic (3 April 2016)."24H Series"(PDF). Creventic. Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 15 April 2016. Retrieved5 April 2016.
  10. ^Creventic (2 April 2017)."24H Series"(PDF). Creventic.Archived(PDF) from the original on 28 August 2018. Retrieved28 August 2018.
  11. ^Creventic (11 March 2018)."24H TCE Series"(PDF). Creventic.Archived(PDF) from the original on 27 August 2018. Retrieved28 August 2018.
  12. ^"BBC One - Top Gear, Series 10, Episode 9".Archived from the original on 2022-05-24. Retrieved2022-05-24.
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