2026 Porsche Club Speed Championship
Competing at many venues throughout England and Wales, the Championship has been running with Porsche Club GB for 31 years in 2026 and will run under the title of The Porsche Club Speed Championship with NINEMEISTER for the 2026 season.

Introduction
2025 was a brilliant year of close but friendly competition with a wide range of Porsche models taking part, many of them road legal cars driven to the events. We are looking forward to a great year of motorsport in 2026. If you are looking at this for the first time as the owner of a road car, or you are someone who has a more modified car and are wondering what to do with it then please read on and hopefully you will go on to complete the registration process and join us this season!
 
Championship Structure
The Championship is open to two categories of Porsche, road legal cars and those that have been modified and are no longer road legal. It entails driving against the clock in a mixture of Hillclimb and Sprint events with points awarded based on times recorded. There are 14 rounds in total of which the best eight count towards the Championship title plus class awards at the end of the season. 
 
It’s a Speed Championship and the best eight scores for each driver must contain at least two of the other discipline, so if six Sprints there must be two Hillclimbs or vice-versa. Sprints are typically run on motor racing circuits and Hillclimbs at dedicated and often long established and historical Hillclimb venues in wonderful country settings.
 
This year we are not only recognising the overall Speed Champion but also the Hillclimb and Sprint Trophy winners. We also have a championship trophy for the best performing 986/987 Boxster.
 
We give trophies at events for class winners and runners up and while everyone tries hard to get their best time, the atmosphere is always hugely friendly, informal and welcoming to new drivers. During the season we have a social gathering where drivers can invite family and friends to join us for a bite to eat and a chat about the sport.
  
Classes
The Championship is organised into four power-based classes covering the various models. It’s a structure that has regularly produced close and exciting competition with very different cars often ending the day just tenths (or less!) of a second apart.  
 
Technical Regulations
The technical side of the regulations can appear a little daunting to the new competitor. The best advice is to always ask if you are unsure about any aspect. If you have a car that will satisfy the road legal requirements do ensure your insurers are aware of changes made. 
 
If the regulations don’t say you can do something always ask before assuming it’s ok, it often isn’t the case!
  
If you have any questions at all, please do ask. Hope to see you out there!
 
Simon Wilson
simonwilson@porscheclubgb.com