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evo track evening – Rockingham 29/09/2017

Our final track day is done - click here for all the action

That’s it, it’s done, finished, completed – cue sad face – our track evenings are all done and dusted for the year.

evo’s successful track evening campaign has come to a close for 2017, but not before we had one final spin around the Rockingham’s 1.94-mile International Super Sportscar circuit – as used by the BTCC and British GT Championship. It was a damp start to the day, but the overview was a positive one for track day fans wanting to get one last evo track evening under their belt for the year.

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The evo track evening is our favourite event we hold for readers (and us if we are being truthful) to bring along their own evo cars and push them to and beyond the limits in a controlled and safe environment.

We are reporting live from the track on this page and our Twitter and Instagram feeds, so make sure you tune in to see all the cars hitting the track.

Below is our curated twitter feed from the event.

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