OUR CIRCUITS

The world-famous Brands Hatch is a real favourite amongst track day riders.

Whether you take on the frenetic Indy loop or the full Grand Prix circuit, you'll revel in the swoops and dips, particularly at Paddock Hill Bend. Get your knee down here and you'll have achieved track day nirvana!

Brands Hatch is located 20 miles south-east of London, just off the M25.

Britain's most picturesque racing circuit also happens to be amazingly exciting to ride.

Set within acres of parkland, Oulton Park has barely a single stretch of circuit which is truly flat. The track combines a sequence of climbs and descents, intercepted with flowing curves and bends. Forget the Nurburgring's carousel - Oulton Park has a banked corner of its own - Shell Oils Corner.

Oulton Park is just half an hour's drive from Manchester and Liverpool.

Speed is the buzz word at Snetterton.

Here, you'll find the half-mile Revett Straight - one of the longest on any UK race track. Add a pair of fast sweeping corners, two challenging chicanes and the exhilarating Bombhole corner, and the picture is complete. The circuit also has plenty of run-off area at key corners, adding to the safety of you and your bike. Snetterton is located 20 miles South-West of Norwich, approximately an hour and a half from London.

In short - a biker's Mecca. Cadwell Park is a uniquely challenging and exciting circuit and definitely not one to be missed. Imagine your favourite B-road on steroids, and you begin to get the picture.

It's narrower than most race circuits, a bit bumpy in places as well, and this, in combination with its mini-Nurburgring layout, is what everybody loves about the place. Cadwell Park is in the heart of Lincolnshire's countryside.

The safest circuit in Britain is a bold claim to make, but we think you'll agree when you see the vast run-off areas and almost complete absence of Armco barriers at Bedford Autodrome.

The south-west circuit is 2.8 miles long and the layout normally used for our bike track days. The 1km straight (the longest of any UK race track) means that 600cc sports bike riders typically achieve 160mph or more!