Located in the heart of Leicestershire countryside, Mallory Park is a treasure of British motor sport. Renowned as the "friendly circuit," its welcoming atmosphere, excellent on-site café, and courteous staff make every visit a pleasure. But don't be deceived by its charm. Mallory Park is also one of the fastest and most thrilling circuits in the UK.
The 1.3-mile circuit built in 1956 may be small, but it's packed with excitement. Five turns might make Mallory Park small in design, but each lap is a test, and it's a venue for speed and accuracy. The original layout has the cars racing on the circuit, while motorcycles experience action on the additional Edwina and Bus Stop chicanes, introducing some technicality and keeping the riders on their toes. In its short length, Mallory packs a big punch with its combination of high-speed straights and some of the UK's toughest corners.
No trip to Mallory Park would be complete without gazing at the Lotus Badge and statues of motorsport greats such as Jim Clark, Colin Chapman, Roger Clark, John Surtees, and Mike Hailwood. These memorials honor the circuit's storied past and heritage with the golden era of racing.
For spectators, Mallory Park boasts great spectatorship. The bankings of the circuit provide sweeping views, with the hairpin being a special treat. Here, riders fight their machines through one of the UK's tightest corners, generating edge-of-your-seat action with every event.
Mallory Park's not only professional racing - it's a playpen for clubmen and trackday enthusiasts everywhere. Trackdays, race events, and experience events are included in the calendar of the circuit, providing possibilities to ride or drive the track, whether as a veteran track driver or just an enthusiastic newbie.
Friendly, fast, and rich in heritage, Mallory Park is a motorsport gem that never disappoints. Whether you’re cheering from the banks, mastering the hairpin, or simply soaking up the history, this circuit delivers an unforgettable experience every time.