By 2025 events guide take six! Keen for a thorough summary of what’s coming up pure road racing, hill-climbs, specified purpose built circuit events wise in July, Road Racing News has you covered!
Czech road racing Statistician, historian, aficionado Jan Vavra, has compiled the following detailed information.
Pure Road Races:
4th-6th July – Imatranajo / IRRC Round 2 – Jarno Saarinen Circuit (Finland)
Lap record holder: Superbike – Come Geenen – 1.50.355 (2024) / Supersport – Adam McLean – 1.55.283 (2024)
7th-10th July – Southern 100 – Billown Course (Isle of Man)
Lap record holder: Superbike, Outright – Dean Harrison – 2.10.835 – 116.941 mph (2022) / Supersport – Michael Dunlop – 2.17.423 – 111.335 mph (2017) / Super Twins – Rob Hodson – 2.23.246 – 104.059 mph (2024) / Sidecars – Ben Birchall/Kevin Rousseau – 2.28.959 – 102.713 mph (2024)
12th-13th July – Aberdare Park Road Races – Aberdare Park Circuit (Wales)
Race cancelled (12th-13th July) – Walderstown (Ireland)
19th-20th July – Barry Sheene Classic – Oliver’s Mount (England)
Lap record holder: Superbike – Dean Harrison – 1.43.362 – 84.63 mph (2017) / Supersport – Dean Harrison – 1.45.682 – 82.77 mph (2017)
Race cancelled (19th-20th July) – Faugheen 50 (Ireland)
25th-26th July – Armoy Road Races ‘The Race Of Legends’ – Armoy Circuit (Northern Ireland)
Lap record holder: Superbike – Davey Todd – 1.39.051 – 109.325 mph (2024) / Supersport – Michael Dunlop – 1.42.956 – 105.179 mph (2023) / Super Twins – Jamie Coward – 1.47.711 – 100.536 mph (2024)
26th-27th – Open Trophy / IRRC Round 3 – Circuit de Chimay (Belgium)
Lap record holder: Superbike – Come Geenen – 1.36.778 (2024) / Supersport – Adam McLean – 1.41.354 (2024) / Super Twins – Pierre Yves Bian – 1.46.613 (2021)
Hill Climbs Road Races:
5th July – Bike Bonanza – Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb (England)
Track record holder: Ben Wilkins – 30.16 (2012)
5th-6th July – CIVS Round 4 – Isola Del Liri–Arpino (Italy)
Track record holder: Supersport – Maurizio Bottalico – 1.18.42 (2022) / Superbike – Maurizio Bottalico – 1.18.56 (2023)
5th-6th July Boecourt–La Caquerelle (Switzerland)
Track record holder: Superbike – Jean-Luc David – 1.18.55 (2022) / Supersport – Maurizio Bottalico – 1.18.88 (2022)
5th-6th July – France-Montagne Round 4 – Panissieres–Essertines En Donzy (France)
Track record holder: Amalric Blanc – 47.166 (2021)
20th-21st July – France-Montagne Round 5 – Le Petit–Abergement (France)
Track record holder: Bob Bardot – 1.17.359 (2022)
Classic/Airport/Natural Autodrom Road Races:
4th-6th July – VFV Classic GP – Schleizer Dreieck (Germany)
5th-6th July – Scheggerotter Classic GP – Scheggerott (Germany)
6th July – Nova Raca Classic – Nova Raca (Croatia)
Race cancelled (12th July) – Chvalkovice Hana Classic (Czech Republic)
18th-20th July – Classic Bikes Chimay – Circuit de Chimay (Belgium)
26th-27th July – Nepomuk Triangle Classic – Nepomuk (Czech Republic)
Some traditional Road Racer´s Adventures:
4th-6th July – Alpe Adria Championship Round 3 – Automotodrom Brno (Czech Republic)
4th-6th July – BSB Round 4 – Knockhill (Scotland)
4th-6th July – IDM Round 4 – Oschersleben (Germany)
4th-6th July – BMCRC-MRO – Cadwell Park (England)
4th-6th July – CRC Classic TT – Arctic Circle Raceway, Mo i Rana (Norway)
5th-6th July – EMRA Round 4 – Mallory Park (England)
5th-6th July – 24 Hours Barcelona Catalunya Martimotos – Barcelona (Spain)
6th July – DLC2, Endurance Race 4 Hours of Most – Autodrom Most (Czech Republic)
10th-13th July – Goodwood Festival of Speed (with John McGuinness etc.) – Goodwood Circuit (England)
11th-13th July – World SBK Round 7 with ROKiT OFF BMW F 900 R Cup – Donington Park (England)
11th-13th July – FSBK Round 4 – Circuit Pau-Arnos (France)
11th-13th July – Slovak Championship – Slovakia Ring (Slovakia)
11th-13th July – Melville Motor Club – East Fortune (Scotland)
12th July – Aintree AMRC – Aintree (Scotland)
12th-13th July – Andreas Racing – Jurby Airport (Isle of Man)
17th-20th July – ESBK Round 4 – Navarra (Spain)
18th-20th July – No Limits Round 5 – Anglesey (Wales)
18th-19th July – Ulster Superbikes ‘Donny Robinson’ – Bishopscourt (Northern Ireland)
18th-20th July – NG Road Racing Club – Brands Hatch (England)
18th-20th July – King of Grobnik Round 5 – Automotodrom Grobnik (Croatia)
24th-27th July – CIV Round 4 – Misano (Italy)
25th-27th July – BSB Round 5 – Brands Hatch (England)
25th-27th July – Rupert Hollaus Rennen – Red Bull Ring (Austria)
26th-27th July – Kolner Kurs Classic – Nurburgring (Germany)
26th-27th July – Bikeweek, Swedish Superbikes – Gellerasen Arena (Sweden)
26th-27th July – WBB Supersport and Superbikes – Croix-En-Ternois (France)
26th-27th July – Knockhill Motor Sports Club – Knockhill (Scotland)
Photo credit: Michael Wincott
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
