UK / Yorkshire and the Humber / Lincolnshire
Cadwell Park Circuit
Louth, LN11 9SE
Fondly nicknamed the ‘mini-Nürburgring’, Cadwell Park remains one of the UK’s great driving and riding challenges.
The circuit is especially popular with bikers, who travel from far and wide to see and experience its undulating twists and turns first hand. Running through a distinct woodland setting, Cadwell Park is also one of the UK’s most visually stunning motorsport venues.
Today, the British Superbike Championship’s annual ‘Party in the Park’ event in August is the venue’s signature fixture. Thousands of motorcycle racing enthusiasts descend upon the circuit for three days of action in what can only be described as a full-on festival of two-wheeled competition.
The vast majority of the UK’s club bike racing organisations visit Cadwell Park throughout the year, allowing clubman competitors to test themselves on a revered track.
The circuit also hosts a plethora of club-level car racing events each season, including highlight historic and vintage meetings. Car and bike owners can also sample the circuit themselves through a busy calendar of track days, run by a variety of operators.
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