Bristol Motorsports Deals & Events – What’s Happening Right Now

If you live in Bristol or are planning a visit, the city has a lot going on for motor fans. From street races to track days, you can find action close to home without spending a fortune. Below you’ll get the top events coming up, the best places to grab deals on gear, and some simple tips to make the most of your Bristol motor experience.

Upcoming Bristol Motorsport Events

The Bristol Motor Club is running a weekend of club races at the Bristol Raceway on 12‑14 May. Expect a mix of bike, car, and karting categories, plus a night race that lets you see the track lit up in neon. Tickets start at £15 and you can get a family pack for £45, which includes a free drink voucher.

Another highlight is the Bristol City Rally, scheduled for 23 June. The rally routes through the historic streets of the Harbourside and the surrounding countryside, giving spectators a chance to see classic cars and modern rally machines side by side. Early‑bird tickets give you a 10 % discount, and if you register before 1 May you also get a free event t‑shirt.

If you prefer a more relaxed setting, the Bristol Track Day at the nearby Oulton Park (just a short drive away) is happening on 5 July. This event lets you bring your own car or bike and get on the track for a few laps under professional supervision. Entry fees are £80 for a full day, but members of the Bristol Motorsport Club get a £20 reduction.

How to Save on Gear and Tickets in Bristol

Local shops such as Bristol Motors and SpeedGear often run weekend specials that line up with major events. For example, a 20 % discount on helmets and gloves is usually offered the weekend before a big race. Sign up for their newsletters or follow their social media to catch the latest promo codes.

Don’t overlook online marketplaces that have Bristol‑based sellers. Platforms like eBay UK and Gumtree let you filter by location, so you can pick up used race parts or discounted apparel without paying shipping fees. Many sellers are happy to meet at the city centre for a quick exchange.

Another money‑saving hack is to use the city’s public transport. The bus lines 8 and 9 run directly to the race venues on event days, and a day‑pass costs only £5. Parking can be expensive near the track, so taking the bus not only saves cash but also avoids the hassle of finding a spot.

Finally, check out the Bristol Deal Hub on our site. We regularly post exclusive coupon codes for ticket vendors and gear retailers. These codes are updated weekly, so make it a habit to glance at the hub before you buy anything.

Whether you’re a seasoned racer or just love the sound of engines, Bristol offers plenty of ways to enjoy motorsport without breaking the bank. Keep an eye on the calendar, snag those early discounts, and get ready for some serious adrenaline in the heart of the West Country.