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The championship showdown promises high-octane action and spectacular fireworks as the 2025 season concludes.
Lydden Hill Circuit is set to roar back to life on November 8/9 as Retro Rallycross returns for the final two rounds of the 2025 Championship. With championship titles hanging in the balance and the top drivers separated by the slimmest of margins, fans can expect an electric weekend of racing both on and off the track.
In the Super Retro Championship, Charlie French maintains a narrow lead following his strong performance at Mondello Park in October. Hot on his heels, Alan Crockett sits just seven points behind, ensuring a thrilling duel for the prestigious John Button Trophy. With everything to play for, this season’s finale promises to be a true spectacle of speed, skill, and determination.
The battle for third place is just as intense, with Vince Bristow, Alan Tapscott, and Pat Doran separated by a mere three points. Every corner and every lap will count as these seasoned competitors fight for a coveted podium finish.
Fans can also look forward to standout performances from Stuart Emery in his formidable Volvo 242, while Martin West makes a welcome return to the grid in his iconic Ford Escort Mk2. The field also features familiar names including Nigel Davey, Ray Morgan, Daryll Ambrose, Andy Grant, and David Ewin, joined by Hannah Stewart, who takes the wheel of the classic Sunbeam once campaigned by her father, Barry Stewart, in the 1980s.
In the Retro Rallycross category, current points leader Dan Swayland arrives in dominant form, looking almost unstoppable ahead of Joe Luke-Eastwood. They’ll be joined by Ian Biagi, Peter Christmas, and Ian Halfhide for what’s set to be a fiercely competitive finale.
Capping off the weekend will be night racing followed by Lydden Hill’s famous fireworks display, lighting up the Kent skyline as the British Rallycross season comes to a dramatic close.