Heads-up racing
Heads-up qualifying and finals across multiple layouts. Select Saturday or both days on the entry form.
August Bank Holiday weekend · Pole Hill
Entry form readyLaunch approval required
Futaba
Grand Prix
Two days of electric RC racing at the home of touring cars, with a different format each day and classes spanning touring cars, F1, Frontie and the Rookies Cup.
- When
- Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 August 2026
- Price
- £10 per day · payment is handled separately
- Where
- WLRC, Pole Hill Open Space, Hillingdon
- Access
- Track gate at the end of Sutton Court Road · UB10 9HT for navigation only
- Status
- Online form built for testing; final timetable, capacity, deadline and payment instructions still require club approval
Choose your class
Seven routes onto the grid
Choose the closest class on the form. The club can clarify eligibility before accepting an entry.
- Iconic & Retro touring car
- 17.5T touring car
- Modified touring car
- F1 · open tyre
- Frontie
- Rookies Cup
Two distinct days
Race one day or both
The final event notice will confirm gate, briefing and race times. Do not rely on an old social post or saved screenshot.
Traditional GP
A traditional Grand Prix format. Select Sunday or both days on the entry form.
Provisional online entry
Send your race entry
This form creates or updates your contact record in GHL and records the details needed by the race team. Submission is not acceptance.
- Choose day and class
- Add BRCA and timing details
- Tell us about first-visit support
- Wait for WLRC acceptance and payment instructions
Before public launch: WLRC must approve the entry deadline, capacity or waitlist, cancellation terms, exact timetable and payment route.
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Why this meeting matters
Racing with a wider purpose
Futaba is supporting this Grand Prix as part of a three-year sponsorship. The weekend also supports fundraising connected with RC Vision and RC education.
Futaba partnership
Three-year sponsorship supporting the event and its future development.
RC education
Racing helps fund and demonstrate practical engineering, STEM and inclusive youth activity.
Read before racing
Check the current rules, BRCA requirements and final event update before travelling.
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