500 Motor Racing Club

BMW M Motorsport works driver Dan Harper and team-mates Anthony McIntosh and Parker Thompson charged to a dominant Bronze class victory in the Intercontinental GT Challenge’s Suzuka 1000km this past weekend (11-13 September). Harper headed to Japan to contest the prestigious event for the second time, competing alongside his regular FIA World Endurance Championship team-mates McIntosh

Work is already under way at Kirkistown Circuit to create the infrastructure necessary to facilitate the installation of signal lights around the track. The overall project is costing close to £250,000 but it will secure the future of the circuit for MotorsportUK car racing for many years. While we are getting grants from various official

BMW M Motorsport works driver Dan Harper has secured a second podium finish of his debut FIA World Endurance Championship season, following a brilliant drive to second position in LMGT3 in the Rolex 6 Hours of São Paulo (10-12 July). That fourth round of the 2026 FIA WEC season was an exciting new adventure for Harper,

Kirkistown is one of only a few Motorsport UK licensed car racing circuits in the UK not yet to have safety signal light panels around the course. These light panels aid marshalling, provide increased visibility in wet weather and massively aid accurate communication between Race Control and drivers, during races. They will make racing safer

BMW M Motorsport works driver Dan Harper narrowly missed out on a podium finish after brilliant comeback drive to fourth position in the 2026 ADAC RAVENOL 24h Nürburgring (14-17 May).  After being spun back to 43rd position just five corners in to the race, Harper and his team-mates Max Hesse, Sheldon Van Der Linde and Dries