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The winter break is finally almost over!
EnduroKA makes its long-awaited return on the weekend of 15/16 March for the 2025 “12 Heures Du Norfolk”.
This will be the first time the highlight twelve-hour race has started an EnduroKA season since the series debut year in 2019. However, unlike the previous four incarnations of this race, the upcoming season opener moves out of the summer months to March for the first time - offering teams and drivers a rare opportunity to race into the night at the Norfolk circuit!
When darkness falls and the checkered flag is waved, which KA will be triumphant? Last season’s Snetterton winners MilnAir Racing are set to be on the grid and will be looking forward to staking their claim on this year’s podium places, but there will be a host of series veterans and newcomers looking to earn the trophies themselves.
One car to look out for is the MSVT Racing KA (#17), which is comprised of 2024 Miata Trophy and Trackday Championship class champions. Each driver has proved their winning credentials and will be aiming to translate last year's fine form into 12 Heures Du Norfolk success.
Plenty of competitors will also eyeing up the first Dagenham Dustbin of the year – awarded to the KA deemed best-presented by the Orange Army in attendance. The off-season will have provided opportunity for teams to have reimagined their cars and an array of creatively-liveried KAs have already been spotted on track days across the country in 2025, so you can expect the battle for the Dagenham Dustbin to be fierce!
EnduroKA remains a fantastic platform for novice drivers to experience first-hand the thrills of racing for the first time and the series is delighted to welcome a number of new faces to the paddock at Snetterton.
If you’re looking to play your part in the “12 Heures Du Norfolk”, race entries can be made here.
Want to compete, but don’t have the KA to do so, information on series-approved ‘Arrive and Drive’ options can be found here.
See you soon!
Photo: Gary Hawkins Photography