The 2026 Racing Hondas Championship returns to Cadwell Park on Sunday 20 September, as Event 8 hosts Rounds 15 & 16 and brings the season to a close as part of Modified Live.
After a season of close, competitive racing, the championship returns to the circuit it visited earlier in the year for one final day of action, with the last points of the 2026 campaign up for grabs.
Cadwell Park provides a fitting stage for the finale. Its narrow, technical layout, dramatic elevation changes and iconic Mountain section demand precision and commitment, providing one final challenge for drivers before the season reaches its conclusion.
Racing Hondas is built around close, competitive wheel-to-wheel racing, bringing together a wide range of Honda performance models in a tightly controlled club-level championship.
Cars ranging from Civics and Integras through to S2000s compete across the grid, delivering fast, hard-fought racing between drivers with varying levels of experience.
Clear technical regulations and balanced class structures keep competition close throughout the field, producing packed grids and competitive racing across the championship.
Sixteen rounds. Eight events. One final day of racing.
Rounds 15 & 16 bring the 2026 Racing Hondas Championship to its conclusion, with the final championship points of the season on offer and every position on circuit still there to be fought for.
For those chasing championship and class honours, Cadwell Park represents the final opportunity to add to their points tally. Across the rest of the grid, there is one last chance to finish the season strongly and end the year with a result to remember.
For spectators, Modified Live provides the backdrop to the final Racing Hondas battles of 2026, bringing the championship together with a full day of automotive displays and on-track entertainment.
Across the event day, Racing Hondas competitors take part in:
Practice
Qualifying
Race 1
Race 2
Qualifying determines the starting grid for the opening race, with championship points awarded across both races as drivers battle for position throughout the field.
With tightly matched cars and competitive drivers across the grid, the final two races provide one last opportunity for close packs, overtaking battles and hard-fought positions from lights to flag.
Racing Hondas offers one of the most accessible routes into competitive Honda motorsport, with close wheel-to-wheel racing across a wide range of models.
Spectators can explore the paddock, get close to the cars and teams, and watch the championship grid in action.
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