🇮🇪 Ireland
Ireland's only FIA-graded permanent racing circuit. 3.501 km of technical, flowing corners across rolling terrain. Multiple layouts; National Circuit the most commonly used for track days.
Northern Ireland's primary circuit. 1.906 km, fast and flowing with minimal runoff — demands precision. Active club racing calendar from the 500 MRCI and others.
Fast, flowing layout built around a former airfield perimeter. Smooth surface, long straights. Popular for hillclimb-adjacent motorsport and club events.
Ireland's dedicated drift venue. Tight, technical layout designed for sideways work. Regular Drift Games Ireland rounds held here.
🇬🇧 Great Britain
The home of British motorsport. 5.891 km GP layout, fast and flowing with iconic corners — Copse, Maggotts, Becketts. Track days available on the National and International layouts.
3.908 km GP circuit with a distinctive bowl section. Paddock Hill Bend is one of motorsport's great corners. Track days on the Indy circuit are accessible and dramatic.
4.023 km of flowing, medium-speed corners. Melbourne Hairpin is a good overtaking point. Consistent track day calendar throughout the year.
Technical, undulating circuit through wooded countryside. Demands commitment through the blind crests. One of the most rewarding circuits in the UK when it comes together.
The "mini-Nürburgring" of the UK. Narrow, undulating, and spectacular — particularly the Mountain section. Not for the faint-hearted.
4.8 km on the 300 layout. Flat and fast with long straights. Good circuit for high-powered cars; braking stability matters here.
The fastest circuit in the UK. High-speed sweepers on an airfield perimeter. Absolutely commits fast cars to the limit — not recommended as a first circuit.
Scotland's national motorsport centre. 2.027 km, compact and hilly. Tight, technical, and punishing on brakes. Strong club racing and track day programme.
Historic airfield circuit most famous for the Revival and Festival of Speed. Limited track day access but a bucket-list venue for any enthusiast.
Classic British club circuit. Fast and flowing with some challenging blind corners. Active club racing calendar from the Castle Combe Circuit Club.
3.731 km coastal circuit with sea views. Technical layout with multiple configurations available. Consistent track day programme and a genuinely beautiful setting.