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With its exhilarating sweeping turns, astonishingly high average speed, and dramatic elevation changes this circuit is not for the faint of heart. However, it promises the same once-in-a-lifetime driving experience. Do you think you can handle the intense G-forces? The corners of the circuit are all named after military vehicles such as Saracen, Chieftan, Challenger and so on.

For your convenience, there is no exact postcode for the entrance. We've provided the nearest postcode for the above address, and you can find the entrance on Tout Hill/Rye Hill Road. Use What 3 Words to arrive at the exact entrance used for all participants. Please take note: The tank entrance is not used by Everyman Racing.

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Purpose built Indy Circuit 1.208 mile race track. Brands Hatch has hosted the British Grand Prix a number of times.

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Carver Barracks is 1.5 mile circuit, made up of four fast corners and two long straights.

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Curborough Sprint Course is a very popular Motorsport Venue, situated near Lichfield in Staffordshire.

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Tarmac purpose made 1.8 mile track.

Home of Top Gear.

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One of the largest airfield venues out there in use.

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Smeatharpe, also known as RAF Upottery is a former World War II airfield just outside Exeter.

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Kendrew Barracks, formerly known as RAF Cottesmore, has a rich history dating back to 1938 when it first became an operational Royal Air Force base. Its expansive runway played a significant role in aviation history, hosting the final flight of the iconic Harrier Jump Jet. Between 1943 and 1945, it also served as a base for the United States Air Force.

The was named in honour of Major General Sir Douglas Kendrew, a former pupil at Uppingham School who served in the Royal Leicestershire Regiment. Major General Kendrew was one of only 11 officers in the Army to be awarded the Distinguished Service Order, known as the DSO, four times. The order is awarded for highly successful command and leadership during active operations.

Following its formal closing ceremony in 2012, Kendrew Barracks transitioned to its current role as a satellite facility for RAF Wittering, located in Peterborough. Today, it is home to the British Army’s East of England Multi-Role Brigade.

With it’s very long runway Kendrew Barracks is one of our most coveted venues to drive in the UK.

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The Lochgelly Motorsport Complex has a custom-designed tarmac track for drifting and has been inspired by Japanese drift tracks. It is the only racetrack in the UK that is dedicated to drifting and has multiple layouts that can be used. Our Supercar experiences at Lochgelly offer you the chance to experience this technical track.

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The mile-long circuit is mainly used for Rallycross, Drift, Saloon and Sports car racing as well as Motorcycle racing

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An iconic motor sport venue nestled in the heart of the Leicestershire countryside, Mallory Park has a rich racing history

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North Weald Driving Centre is located within the aerodrome, next to the M1 in Epping Forest, Essex. It was an important fighter station during the Battle of Britain and continues to be the home of many historic aircraft today.

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Purpose-built 2.6 mile race track. Oulton Park is famed for hosting British Touring Cars and other motorsport events.

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Pembrey Circuit is a motor racing circuit near Pembrey village, Carmarthenshire, Wales. It is the home of Welsh motorsport, providing racing for cars, motorcycles, karts and trucks. The circuit's facilities have also been used for a single-venue rally. 

The circuit has a variety of configurations and offers a range of high and low speed corners as well as plenty of paddock space to set up. New garages are being built for the 2020 season which will significantly enhance the experience of testing at Pembrey.

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1.5 miles Tarmac, 5 turns - High Speed Straight. Everyman Testing Facility.

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Purpose-built, 2 mile, tarmac track, famous for being a staple track within the BTCC and BSB.

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The Heritage Loop at Donington Park is the perfect starting point for thrill-seekers eager to sharpen their supercar driving skills in a dynamic environment. This was part of the original Donington circuit until 1939. Designed for exhilarating supercar driving experiences, this track allows participants to immerse themselves in high-energy sessions where they can master driving techniques, all in a safe and controlled setting. Whether you're a novice looking to build confidence behind the wheel or a seasoned driver honing your precision, the Heritage Loop offers the excitement of real motorsport. It's an adrenaline-pumping undulating 1.2 Mile circuit based in Derbyshire.

The Circuit has been many names over the years including: 'East Midlands Heritage Circuit', 'Melbourne Loop' (1930's) and 'The Launch Pad' to name a few.

THIS VENUE IS BASED AT DONINGTON PARK - For the main Donington Park Circuit CLICK HERE

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Purpose built tarmac track which is 1.47 miles long. Famed for British Superbike rounds.