Racing fans are in for a treat at the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy at the Lydden Hill Race Circuit over the Easter weekend.

There will be a full racing programme at the birthplace of rallycross from Saturday April 19 to Monday April 21, with the first round on the Saturday and the second round on the Monday and the LHMC soapbox racing event on the Sunday!

Six championship competitions - supercars, juniors, RX150s, super retro, retro and swift sport – will be held across the two days.

It’s an occasion for all the family, with full access to the race paddock, funfair attractions with multiple amusement rides and mascots, including the 5 Nations Joker, Bagpuss and a few surprises! There are also street food options available, sourced from local suppliers, including Smiths Butchers, Vanes Bakery and C&M Hayes, all from Dover, and Gibsons Farm of Canterbury.

There are two family tickets up for grabs. The winners will have free entry, grandstand seating and priority paddock side parking. Enter here.

Tickets are available from £20 per person, giving you access to the race paddock and parking area. Entry is free for children aged 13 and under. Dogs are also welcome.

Entry for the LHMC soapbox race is just £10 and is open to everyone. Enter here.

The course promises a variety of obstacles to test creativity and skill, making the descent even more of a challenge. Past events have showcased incredible designs and the competition continues to attract more excitement every year.

Gates open at 7.30am every day and the rallycross racing is between 9am and 6pm on Saturday and Monday. On Sunday, gates open at 10am and the soapbox racing starts at 12pm.

Onsite parking and camping is available.

For more information about the event, call 01304 830557, email info@lyddenhill.co.uk or click here.