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Silverstone is one of the most famous racing circuits in the world. Long straights and tight corners make for several overtaking opportunities on every lap.

Brands Hatch is known as one of Britain’s best-loved motor racing circuits. Its unique combination of dips, cambers, fearsome corners and hills means it is still one of the world’s most renowned racing venues.

Donington Park provides sweeping corners and fast back section always produce great racing, as the Leicestershire venue continues to build on its long and illustrious history. Including being a Formula 1 circuit.

Oulton Park was first developed over 60 years ago – built into the natural contours of the landscape. It combines technical challenges as well fast sections to challenge your skill and is one of our favourite race circuits.

Snetterton has undergone a number of layout changes. Most recently, a significant investment saw the circuit extended into the ‘300’ layout which includes two of the race circuits longest straights in the country.

With the highest average speed of any circuit in the UK, Thruxton in Hampshire undoubtedly provides some of the biggest thrills and spills in motor sport. Thruxton was originally a wartime airfield. Commissioned in 1941 and changed to one of the UK's most loved race circuits.

Knockhill is located in Fife, just north of Edinburgh. Amongst Knockhill’s defining features are the high kerbs that launch cars two wheels as they try to find passing opportunities and faster lap times.

This 2.1-mile circuit has been developed for over 50 years into a top-flight racing venue. Traditionally a track that favours rear-wheel drive machinery, the North Yorkshire venue is renowned for its challenging, technical nature.

 Fondly nicknamed the 'mini-Nürburgring', Cadwell Park  twisty and undulating nature, winding through open park and woodland, has marked it out as one of the best circuits in the country.