Caterham 310R Race

This Caterham 310R began life in 2021 as an Academy car and has since moved up the marque's racing ladder to its current 310R specification. Power comes from the 1.6-litre Ford Sigma Ti-VCT engine, rated at 152 bhp and paired with a Mazda five-speed manual gearbox. The page quotes 0–62mph in 4.5 seconds.

It has a recent competition record: driver Charlie Lower documented his 2025 season in it on YouTube, taking podiums and wins with a team-run car. The engine is new and has covered three race weekends. The car also has new front wings and a new nose cone, though the dealer says the bodywork is not perfect, as is common with race cars.

The specification includes a BMW differential with a 3.9 CWP and sintered plates, a wide track, Bilstein height-adjustable suspension and lowered floors. Safety equipment includes a full FIA roll cage with driver's intrusion bar, Schroth belts in date until the end of 2027, a plumbed-in Lifeline extinguisher system and a race aero screen. It is eligible for the Caterham 310R Championship and the Graduates Sigma 150 Championship. A Racelogic VBOX HD2 and RaceSense kit is fitted and available by separate negotiation. The car comes with a V5.