Gates open at 08:15 both days, with practice starting around 08:30 and timed runs after lunch around 13:30.
Tickets are available on the gate, cash and cards accepted.
The weather forecast suggests it will be warm, please remember to bring any sunscreen, hats etc. The restaurant will have cold drinks available too.
Competitors are reminded that there is no access to the course or paddock areas before 12:30 on Friday 4th July. This is so we are able to prepare the course and paddocks for this weekends events.
The restaurant will be serving dinner on Friday and Saturday evening as well and breakfast and lunch on Saturday and Sunday.
The July meeting has a full entry with around 150 cars. There will be a drivers briefing on Saturday morning prior to starting practice.
Please make sure you have read the Final Instructions which can be found here or in our online entry system.
Here are the final documents for the two meetings on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th July.
Final Instructions – July 2025
Turbo Dynamics Championship Standings after June
Online Cleaning Technologies Top Ten Challenge after June
The meetings has a high number of entries. Please be aware of the MSUK licence presentation requires and the drivers briefing!
Join us on 20 July 2025 for a brand new motorsport event – the inaugural Gurston Ascent! A car show built around a hillclimb: Take part and tackle the hill, bring your pride and joy on show, or simply enjoy the atmosphere and spectate!
See it. Hear it. Feel it.
Ascent Runs: Watch the spectacular array of machinery, from supercars to track focused weapons power their way up multiple hill runs throughout the day. The Ascent is the ultimate leveler. Whether a high power supercar, or a fully built toy, there is nowhere to hide on the hill!
We are thrilled to be joined by professional race driver and Grand Tour test driver Abbie Eaton. Join us hillside as she conducts her own runs up the hill, a rare opportunity to see her in action up close!
The paddock area will be open for you to walk through! You will have the chance to get up close to the hillclimb cars in the paddock area and experience the atmosphere as the action unfolds. Crowd votes will decide which show car is deserving of the Best in Show!
You’ll be kept in the loop with live updates and car insights as they prepare to launch up the hill. A true behind-the-scenes motorsport experience, a highlight will be the hosted Q&A session with Abbie!
Enjoy gourmet food trucks, coffee vendors, and local treats, plus plenty of space for kids to explore. Whether you’re a die-hard enthusiast or looking for an exciting family day out, this event has something for everyone!
A portion of all ticket sales will be donated to the Stars Appeal Charity, to support the amazing work they do at Salisbury District Hospital.
NOTE: BARC SW Centre, Gurston Down, is not the event organiser. All enquiries should should made to AP Automotive.
The 2025 Turbo Dynamics Gurston Down Championship has got off to an interesting start.
There were some good performances but with just four rounds complete, people have shown their hands but there is a long way to go. We may know more after the next weekend’s four rounds.
The current leader is Luke Chard-Maple in his Renault Clio on 80.80 points. Luke isn’t entered for the full weekend in June so he’s likely to fall in the standings.
Clive Stangle, in the Mitsubishi Evo, is second with 78.03 points.
Fyrth Crosse in the Ensign F3 is third on 77.51 points.
The current top ten table looks like this:
| Name |
Points |
|
|
1 |
Luke Chard-Maple – Renault Clio |
80.80 |
|
2 |
Clive Stangle – Mitsubishi Evo |
78.03 |
|
3 |
Fyrth Crosse – Ensign F3 |
77.51 |
|
4 |
Russell Davies – Honda Civic |
77.45 |
|
5 |
Neil Turner – Mini Cooper |
77.26 |
|
6 |
Paul Meadows – Renault Clio |
76.56 |
|
7 |
Nic Mann – ManicBeattie |
76.52 |
|
8 |
Clive Skipper – Caterham 7 |
76.47 |
|
9 |
Jim White – Mini |
76.44 |
|
10 |
Tim Pitfield – DJ Firecat |
76.06 |