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evo Track Days 2019: dates, tickets, booking info including our new Goodwood day - evo track day Brands Hatch - 31/07/2019

The next stop on our track day calendar takes us to the Brands Hatch Indy Circuit

We're now all wrapped up at Brands Hatch, where a sold out crowd tackled the Indy Circuit in both their own performance cars and some of the latest models from BMW’s M car range. 

This was the first event in recent years that we’ve hosted at Brands Hatch, an iconic circuit defined by the Paddock Hill bend that sweeps downhill after the start/finish straight. 

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Joining us at Brands hatch is title partner for our 2019 track day season is BMW, who are on hand with cars on static display and available for guests to try out on track. It was the UK premier of BMW's new flagship M8 Competition, a new model even we haven't had the pleasure of trying to whet our appetites before it's launch later this year.

Goodyear has also joined the team in 2019, as our evo track day technical partner, with the new Eagle F1 Supersport range of performance tyres on show.

On this page you'll find images from the Brands Hatch event and links to live coverage on our social media channels using the #evotrackdays tag. If you’ve not had the chance to book on to one of our days in 2019, unfortunately we’ve now officially filled all our future places, although you’re still welcome to contact the team and be added to the waiting list.

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