Changeable weather and constantly changeable track conditions made our return to Croft in North Yorkshire a challenging, action-packed weekend…

Even with red flag stoppages and safety car interludes, the action seemed non-stop over two full days of Mini racing, with wide-eyed fans going home with plenty to talk and smile about!

This weekend’s treble-header heralds the mid-season point in the 2025 M7RC calendar, with all four Mini classes lining up to do battle around the classic coastal Dutch GP venue.

CONTRASTING WEATHER CONDITIONS PRODUCED TWO EQUALLY CAPTIVATING MINI RACES AT SILVERSTONE ON 7-8 JUNE, PACKED GRIDS BATTLING IT OUT TO THE LAST AROUND THE LONGER GP CIRCUIT

It all begins with an idea.All four Mini classes combined for the latest double-header in Kent in early
May, on the ‘undercard’ to the GT World Challenge Europe series, with huge
grids and many drivers tackling the daunting 2.4332-mile GP ‘rollercoaster’
circuit for the very first time.

Despite several interruptions there was still plenty of terrific action in the opening Mini 7 Racing Club meeting of the season from a sunny Norfolk.

Good news, the 2025 Mini 7 Racing Club Awards Ceremony and AGM will be held at Whittlebury Park. Towcester. It is on Saturday the  25^th January .