Castle combe is a motorsport racing circuit in Wiltshire, 20 miles from Bristol.
The track is made in the image of the perimeter track of the former WW2 airfield, which the race track is built upon.
It opened as an airfield in 1941 and operated for seven years until it was decommissioned in 1948, since it has been used for a variety of motorsport racing including motorcycle until it was converted into a motor racing circuit
Thruxton circuit is a circuit near the village of Thruxton in Hampshire.
It is often referred to as the "fastest circuit in the UK" where drivers can reach speeds up to 190mph.
Thruxton is also the home of the headquarters for the British automobile racing club.
Thruxton was originally constructed as a RAF base in 1942 during WW2, the circuit follows the line of the airfields perimeter road that was established in 1968
Snetterton race track is located in Norfolk, opening in 1953.
Snetterton was originally an RAF airfield, RAF Snetterton Heath was used by the USAF during WW2, it closed in November of 1948.
In 2005 the owners of Snetterton circuit announced major development work in order to lengthen and improve the track, Snetterton's 300 circuit is 2.97 miles long and the second longest track in the country
Silverstone racing circuit is located near the Northamptonshire villages of Silverstone and Whittlebury, it is the home of the British Grand Prix.
Silverstone circuit is built on the site of a WW2 bomber station RAF Silverstone.
Rockingham speedway was a former racing venue in Northamptonshire, it has since been developed into a logistics hub for the British car industry.
It was the first construction of an banked oval circuit with the intention of bringing American oval racing over the Atlantic for the first time, the infield of the oval track was used to make further circuits.
Pembrey circuit is located near the village of Pembrey, Carmarthenshire, wales. its the home of welsh motorsport providing lots of events for a wide range of vehicles including car racing, motorcycles and karts and trucks.
Pembrey circuit was created when a local motor racing facility closed down near Cardiff, the RAF airfield the circuit is located on was bought by the Llanelli Borough council, and with a decision by the welsh racing drivers association the circuit was built.
Oulton park is a circuit located near the village of little Budworth, Cheshire.
Oulton park is known for its rapidly changing gradients, blind crests and lots of tight corners.
Oulton park is a very popular venue, decaying for many years the track has been brought up to modern standards following its acquisition by MSV in 2004, headed by former formula 1 racer Jonathan Palmer.
Mallory park circuit is located in the village of Kirkby, Mallory.
Originally used for grass track until 1955, the nearly oval hard track was built in 1956.
The circuit started life as RAF Kirkby Mallory satellite landing ground that closed in 1947.
Lydden Hill circuit is located in Denton with Wootton, halfway between Canterbury and dover in Kent, the circuit is mainly used for Rallycross, drift, saloon, sports car and Motorcycle racing.
It is currently the shortest road racing circuit in the united Kingdom
Knockhill is a Scottish racing circuit located in Fife.
Opening in 1974 it is Scotland's national motorsport centre, located in the countryside 6 miles north of Dunfermline.
The circuit was created by combining service roads to a nearby unused mineral railway,
In 2012 the circuit restarted racing in counter clockwise direction, and is the first circuit in the UK to have a license for cars and bikes to drive in either direction in modern times
Kirkistown circuit is located between the villages of kirkistown and portavogie, on the Ards peninsula of country down, Northern ireland
The circuit opened in 1953 on the former RAF site RAF Kirkistown.
the site hosts races for karting, rally, rallycross, motorcycle and supermoto classes
Goodwood circuit is a historical venue for two and four wheel motorsport in the UK, located near Chichester, West Sussex and dating from 1948, like many other circuits the track started off its life as the perimeter track for an RAF base, RAF Westhampnett was used during WW2 as a relief airfield for RAF Tangmere and is now known as Goodwood.
Donnington park is a circuit located near Castle Donnington in Leicestershire.
The circuit was created as a racing circuit during the period between the two world wars and was used as a military vehicle storage depot during WW2.
Donnington park was the first permanent park circuit in England, its construction ended Brooklands circuit monopoly it had held since 1907.
Croft circuit is located near Dalton-on-Tees in north Yorkshire.
The tarmac circuit is based on the lands of an airfield.
Originating in the 1920s the track wouldn't gain significance until after WW2.
At the beginning of WW2 an RAF base was built on the site used as a bomber airfield.
Brands hatch is located in West Kingsdown, Kent.
originally used as a grass track motorcycle circuit, it hosted 12 British Grand Prix events between 1964 to 1986 and currently hosts many British and international racing events.
The site was originally a military training ground, with the permission of the land owner it was first developed in to a dirt cycling track.
Cadwell park is located in Lincolnshire, 5 miles south of Louth.
located on a former park in a steep valley with many dips and crests, the track features lots of sharp changes in gradient including a section called "the Mountain"
the track has gained the nickname "Mini-Nürburgring".
The land was used originally by the owners sons racing their motorbikes against each other and was later developed with tarmac.
Bedford Autodrome is a circuit based on the former RAF Bedford, located in Thurleigh, Bedfordshire.
The Autodrome is built on the northern section of the RAF base and took 5 years to build with the latest techniques to make the track quiet and smooth.
It is designed for high performance street cars and features larger the standard run off areas, and features sections without safety barriers as such cannot host races on the track or have spectators.
Anglesey circuit is a Welsh track located in Ty Croes, Anglesey.
it hosts many events that includes car racing, motorcycle racing, car sprints, stage rallies and drifting.
In 2006 the track had a major overhaul, scrapping most of the track as it was prior
