The Circuits

Circuito de Almería, established in 2000 in Tabernas, Spain, offers a 4.2 km track with 13 turns and a 970m straight. Known for its reliable climate, it attracts MotoGP and World Superbike teams for testing. It remains a top venue for motorcycle racing and club events, showcasing thrilling experiences.

Andalucía Circuit, opened in 2016 near Tabernas, Spain, features a 5.02 km track with 17 turns and Spain's longest straight at 1,055 meters. Designed with input from motorcycle racer Tito Rabat, it hosts various motorsport events and, when combined with Circuito de Almería, forms the 9.22 km Iberia Circuit.

Situated in North Wales, Anglesey Circuit offers stunning coastal views alongside its challenging track. It hosts a variety of motorcycle racing events, including club races and track days.

Blyton Park, established in 1955 on a former RAF airfield, offers a 1.5-mile tarmac circuit redesigned in 2011. Known for its flexible layouts and modern facilities, it hosts motorcycle racing and club events, providing a welcoming environment for enthusiasts and professionals seeking thrilling track experiences.

Located in Kent, Brands Hatch is one of the UK's most iconic circuits, hosting a variety of motorcycle racing events, including the British Superbike Championship and club races. Its combination of fast straights and challenging corners makes it a favourite among riders.

Located in Lincolnshire, Cadwell Park is renowned for its challenging, narrow, and undulating layout, making it a favourite among riders and fans. Often referred to as the "Mini Nürburgring," it hosts events like the British Superbike Championship and numerous club races.

Located in North Yorkshire, Croft hosts various motorsport events, including motorcycle club racing meetings such as those organised by No Limits Racing and the North East Motorcycle Racing Club (NEMCRC).

Curborough Sprint Course, established in 1963 near Lichfield, Staffordshire, offers various layouts, including single lap, double lap, and figure-of-eight. Popular for sprint events and club gatherings, it attracts enthusiasts seeking challenging, technical driving experiences on its compact yet versatile circuit with a rich motorsport heritage.

Situated in the East Midlands, Donington Park is a premier racing venue known for its fast, flowing corners. It regularly features major events such as the British Superbike Championship and World Superbike Championship, alongside various club racing meetings.

Knockhill Racing Circuit is primarily a 1.27-mile (approx. 1.3 miles or 2km) tarmac circuit located in Fife, Scotland. Known for being a demanding, short circuit, it is the only FIA-graded venue in Scotland, featuring intense elevation changes and a unique layout that can be run in both clockwise and anti-clockwise directions