BTCC stars pair with Macmillan for the World's Fastest Coffee Morning

BTCC stars pair with Macmillan for the World's Fastest Coffee Morning BTCC sponsor Dunlop has orchestrated the partnership, with prizes for fans with deep pockets

The entire grid from the 2017 BTCC season has pulled together with partner charity Macmillan for 'The World's Fastest Coffee Morning'. 

Title sponsor of the BTCC Dunlop has orchestrated the event, which takes place today, coinciding with the final round of the BTCC at Brands Hatch. 

As the corporate charity of Dunlop, Macmillan has drafted help from Dunlop’s global motorsport community, to raise awareness by helping to promote their Fastest Coffee Morning.

In addition to this, a prize package has been put up for auction for one keen fan, including a 2018 BTCC season pass for one person and their guest, allowing access to every round on next season’s calendar; a set of Dunlop tyres for your road car; a Dunlop tyre, signed by the entire grid across the 2017 BTCC; Dunlop/BTCC Team merchandise; a garage tour with one of the leading teams at one of the events, with a meet and greet with the team drivers; a Dunlop winners’ cap signed by the top ten in the 2017 BTCC championship.

If you’d like to bid for the prize and raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support, click here.

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