UK Driving Circuits

If you are looking for a driving experience in Essex, then the closest track to you would be the Longcross Proving Ground in Surrey. Longcross is a village which is situated across farmland and woodland area of Green Belt in Surrey, England. It is Between Virginia Water, Chobham and Chertsey. This track is located at Longcross studios where scenes from various films have been filmed including, Doctor Strange, Skyfall and War Horse. Longcross Proving track is also a test track for McLaren. This track is 2 miles long and runs through a forest area and is banked on 4 corners. The track has long fast tracks and sweeping bends, also known as the snake part of the track. This snake part represents country lanes in films, however slight speed restrictions do apply due to safety reasons, it is a twisting section which twists and turns through a woodland section whilst gaining elevation until the road crests. Once over the crest you will then approach a sharp turn followed by more twists before exiting onto a fast straight. This track offers a unique driving experience with a forest track simulating a rally experience. The track is extremely popular for Supercar experiences; it also has plenty of areas for spectators to take photos. Those in Essex are able to reach Longcross Proving Ground via the M25, which takes around an hour and a half via car.

We have many customers participate in driving experience days from across the Midlands, from both the East and the West. We have two venues that are based locally in the East Midlands Midlands, these being Bruntingthorpe Proving Ground in Leicestershire, and Rockingham Motor Speedway in Northamptonshire. For those in the East Midlands, both of the circuits are based here – but can easily be accessed by anybody in the West Midlands. With Bruntingthorpe just a 41 minute drive away, and Rockingham just an hour and 6 minutes, it is a tough decision of which one you would like to go to! Rockingham is one of the most well-known circuits in the UK as it was the first venue to be built with a banked oval since Brooklands closed back in 1939. They are also known for their own track days that they host. Bruntingthorpe in Leicestershire is one of the largest privately owned test tracks in the UK. Previously an old Airfield, Bruntingthorpe has been "refurbished" to suit both Supercar driving and Truck drives also – this venue is known to have one of the best selections of bends and straights so is well suited for any driver! Rockingham Motor Speedway offers on site camping facilities, so why not make a weekend away! With Rockingham Castle around the corner, and easy access to surrounding areas including Corby, Kettering and Peterborough, it is easy to have an enjoyable day/weekend! Although Bruntingthorpe do not have onsite camping, there are plenty of hotels, B&B’s and lodges nearby which can be found on their direct website. With plenty of restaurants and villages close by, it makes a great relaxing weekend, even after driving a Supercar!

For customers who have an experience day, or a planning event, that are based in the East Midlands, have it fairly easy, there are two very popular tracks based here! Bruntingthorpe in Leicestershire and Rockingham in Northamptonshire are suitable circuits for any type of experiences. Supreme Trackdays are able to offer anything from Supercar driving, passenger rides, Junior Supercar driving to Truck driving experiences, which are memorable and enjoyable at either circuit available to choose from. With Bruntingthorpe being just a 26 minute drive from Leicestershire, and Rockingham just 47 minutes from Northamptonshire, there are many things to available after the experience day.

Bruntingthorpe is a suitable track for any level of driver due to their long straights and range of corners, due to it being a very open track, the run off at the venue is very good. Rockingham is infamous with their experiences as it holds many events throughout the year. It offers some long straights and fast corners where road positioning is essential. With constant reassurance from our trained and experienced instructors, you are bound to leave the track with a smile on your face. Blyton Park in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire is also a track that is in reasonable distance to the East Midlands. Roughly an hour and 30 minutes in the car, why not go the extra few miles to experience driving on a newly refurbished and modern circuit? Easily accessible for customers in Derby and Nottinghamshire, it makes choosing the venue that extra bit harder!

When thinking of Supercar driving experiences in Derby, the first track that comes to mind would easily be Donington Park – seeing as it just a 20 minute drive. Being the first permanent motor racing circuit in England, the venue is historic. Over the years, Donington Park has been home to many motorsport events including BTCC, British Superbike Championship, Superleague Formula and also Truck Racing. As of 2003, the park also hosts music events, which once included Monsters of Rock from 1980’s to early 90’s and also home to Download Festival.

Blyton Park has recently been updated with new high grip surfaces and is ideal for any level of driver. The circuit has attracted Supercar manufacturers including Pagani and McLaren, who often use the facilities for testing their cars. Blyton Park is around 5 miles North of Gainsborough and is approximately 35 minutes away from Lincoln centre. By taking the M1 North towards Worksop, and following directions that are easily found on their direct website, the track is easily accessed.

Being the first permanent motor racing circuit in England, the venue is historic. Over the years, Donington Park has been home to many motorsport events including BTCC, British Superbike Championship, Superleague Formula and also Truck Racing. As of 2003, the park also hosts music events, which once included Monsters of Rock from 1980’s to early 90’s and also home to Download Festival. Located south west of Nottingham, south east of Derby and is situated in Leicestershire.

Donington can easily be compared to Castle Combe in Wiltshire. Both circuits have a long history in motorsports and track days and are both considered well-known and popular tracks. Castle Combe has a wide track that boasts a good surface too, and is an extremely fast circuit for any level of driver.

If you are looking for a track in a similar area to Donington Park, realistically you would be looking at Bruntingthorpe Proving Ground. The two tracks are approximately 44 minutes door-to-door from each other, so is ideal if you wanted to experience this new modern track with a range of Supercars.

If you are based in Northamptonshire and are looking for driving experiences, there are a few available options for you. The main track that comes to mind would be Silverstone. This circuit is an incredibly popular motor racing venue in England next to the Northamptonshire villages of Silverstone and Whittlebury. Currently, Silverstone is the current home of the British Grand Prix, which was first hosted here in 1948. It is possible to purchase an experience day through Silverstone directly, however Supreme Trackdays offer a wide range of Supercars for the recipient to choose from.

Rockingham Motor Speedway is of course other obvious choice for an experience day. Rockingham is a unique venue with one of the fastest circuit layouts in the UK. According to circuit officials, spectators should be able to see about 85% of the track from any position. It is one of the more modern circuits in the UK. Rockingham was the first venue to be built with a banked oval since Brooklands circuit closed in 1939. We have been running our events there since November 2014 using the National circuit, and it has proved a popular venue. Rockingham Motor Speedway offers on site camping facilities. With Rockingham Castle around the corner, and easy access to surrounding areas including Corby, Kettering and Peterborough, it is easy to have an enjoyable day/weekend!

If you fancy trying out somewhere different, Longcross Proving Ground in Surrey can also be accessed easily. Being about an hour and a half away from Northamptonshire, it is well worth the journey. The track itself is mostly known for the studios that it is located on. The track itself was opened to the public in 2009. The circuit runs through and around a forested area, giving you an ‘Alpine’ and scenic feel during the drive. The track is also used by McLaren to test their well-known Supercars.

This circuit is an incredibly popular motor racing venue in England next to the Northamptonshire villages of Silverstone and Whittlebury. Currently, Silverstone is the current home of the British Grand Prix, which was first hosted here in 1948. The circuit also hosts the British round of the MotoGP series. Silverstone is built on the site of a World War II Royal Air Force bomber station, RAF Silverstone, which was opened in 1943. The airfields three runways, in the traditional WWII triangle format, lie within the outline of the present track. In some ways, this track layout can be compared to Bruntingthorpe Proving Ground, Elvington Airfield and Blyton Park as these are all old airfields that have been gradually adapted over the years to create excellent facilities for Supercars and truck driving experiences. Much like Rockingham Motor Speedway, Silverstone is a high speed track with long straight and quick curves, which can prove to be challenging, yet enjoyable for any driver.

We have two venues that are based locally in the Midlands, these being Bruntingthorpe Proving Ground in Leicestershire, and Rockingham Motor Speedway in Corby, Northamptonshire. Although these circuits are based in the East Midlands, they can easily be accessed by anybody in the West Midlands. With Bruntingthorpe just a 57 minute drive away, and Rockingham just an hour and 16 minutes, it is a tough decision of which one you would like to go to! Rockingham is one of the most well-known circuits in the UK as it was the first venue to be built with a banked oval since Brooklands closed back in 1939. They are also known for their own track days that they host. Bruntingthorpe in Leicestershire is one of the largest privately owned test tracks in the UK. Previously an old Airfield, Bruntingthorpe has been "refurbished" to suit both Supercar driving and Truck drives also – this venue is known to have one of the best selections of bends and straights so is well suited for any driver! Rockingham Motor Speedway offers on site camping facilities, so why not make a weekend away! With Rockingham Castle around the corner, and easy access to surrounding areas including Corby, Kettering and Peterborough, it is easy to have an enjoyable day/weekend! Although Bruntingthorpe do not have onsite camping, there are plenty of hotels, B&B’s and lodges nearby which can be found on their direct website. With plenty of restaurants and villages close by, it makes a great relaxing weekend, even after driving a Supercar!

If you are looking for driving experiences in the North of England then Elvington race track is situated in Yorkshire and is based just 5 miles of York itself and is one of the largest airfield venues out there in use. Elvington has one of the longest runways in the UK which has been adapted over the years by F1 teams for testing. One of the main attractions to this track is the run off area that runs along the circuit; it allows you to take added speed without fear of crashing into a wall or skidding on grass. This track is a simple design but fantastic fun with full long stretches to be able to drive your Supercar at speed. It originally opened as RAF Elvington and was used as a station for the Royal Airforce that ran from the start of the Second World War until 1992. It is now owned by Elvington Park Limited. The adjacent buildings and control tower have been restored and it currently being used as the Yorkshire Air Museum that showcases many rare aircrafts and also a complete Halifax bomber. Apart from Supercar experiences, Elvington also use the track for motorcycle racing. Supreme Trackdays has constructed a challenging but fast circuit which has proved to be a major attraction for nearly 10 years! Teesside Autodrome is also situated in the North East and is in close proximity to the City of Newcastle. Teesside Autodrome is relatively new motorsport complex operating across a range of motorsports. It is located by the River Tees close to the Riverside stadium in Middlesbrough.

Blyton Park is also a venue which is based in the North. Approximately five miles North of Gainsborough in Lincolnshire, the venue is one mile from Blyton Village. Blyton Park is a former Royal Air Force airfield located just outside of Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. Built in 1942, the airfield was used heavily during the Second World War but was used less after the early stages of the cold war. Blyton has been in existence for a long time, but has recently undergone new management and complete re-surfacing too. The new circuit designs tries to ensure there is as few solid barriers and plenty and as much tarmac run-off as possible. The new high grip surface that the new owners put in place has excellent run-off and is ideal for any level of driver.

There are many driving experiences in the North West and North East of the UK. Oulton Park is situated in the North West and located in 320 acres of the Cheshire countryside. Three Sisters race Circuit is also known as "The Jewel of the North"; it is in Bryn, Greater Manchester. Three Sisters Race Track is one of the UK’s most challenging tracks with tight corners and track length ranging from 400 metres to 1500 metres. Blyton Park is situated in the North West; it is approximately five miles of Gainsborough in Lincolnshire and one mile from Blyton Village. Built in 1942, the airfield was used heavily during the Second World War but was used less after the early stages of the Cold War. Blyton Park Driving Centre opened for business for activities such as driver tuition and Supercar driving experiences. Blyton Park has been in existence for a long time it has had new management and complete re-surfacing too. In 2011, 1.5 miles of tarmac was laid featuring plenty of corners, this new high grip surface has made an excellent run -off and is ideal for any level of driver. This new looking circuit attracted Supercar manufactures such as Pagani and McLaren to use the ground for testing. It is a fantastic track for Supercar driving experiences. Customers based in Humberside can easily reach Blyton Park in just 27 minutes on the M180, A15 and B1205.

The closest track to Yorkshire is Elvington in Yorkshire. RAF Elvington is an airfield and racetrack just outside of York in Yorkshire. This popular track includes junior driving experiences and supercar driving thrills. Some of the Supercars that are available are the Lamborghini, Ferrari, Aston Martin and Ariel Atom. Elvington also boasts one of the longest runways in the UK which has been adapted over the years by plenty of F1 teams for testing. Motoring press also consider Elvington a popular venue. The circuit found itself in the headlines back in September 2006 after a certain incident involving a Top Gear presenter. Originally opened as RAF Elvington, it was used as a station for the Royal Airforce that ran from the start of the Second World War until 1992. The airfield is now owned by Elvington Park Ltd. The adjacent buildings and control tower have been restored and it currently being used as the Yorkshire Air Museum that showcases many rare aircrafts and also a complete Halifax bomber. Elvington Airfield is just over 5 miles away from the centre of York, being just 20 miles in the car. There is also a bus which stops directly outside the location from the Rail station in York, which takes just over half an hour.

Blyton Park track is also accessible from Yorkshire. Blyton Park is situated in the North West; it is approximately five miles of Gainsborough in Lincolnshire and one mile from Blyton Village. Blyton Park has been in existence for a long time and has also undergone new management and has been resurfaced, this new design allows for less barriers and as much tarmac run-off as possible. A lot of work has been put into this track making it a very popular track to drive Supercars on. The new circuit has attracted supercar manufacturers such as Pagani and Mclaren to use the ground for testing. It takes an hour and a half to get to Blyton from York via the M180. It also can be reached from York train station within 2-3 hours.

If you live in the North West of England then you have two popular motorsport venues near to you. These are Three Sisters and Oulton Park. Oulton Park is situated in the North West and located in 320 acres of the Cheshire countryside. At Oulton Park you can navigate through blind crests, steep gradients and tight chicanes. It has a 1.66 mile circuit design to test your driving abilities in a supercar. Three Sisters race Circuit is also known as "The Jewel of the North"; it is in Bryn, Greater Manchester. Three Sisters Race Track is one of the UK’s most challenging tracks with tight corners and track length ranging from 400 metres to 1500 metres. Blyton Park is situated in the North West; it is approximately five miles of Gainsborough in Lincolnshire and one mile from Blyton Village. Built in 1942, the airfield was used heavily used during the Second World War but was used less after the early stages of the Cold War. Blyton Park Driving Centre opened for business for activities such as driver tuition and Supercar driving experiences. Also there is Tockwith Driving Centre is based in the North of England, situated between York and Wetherby. It is a popular venue and is split into four divisions. These are Driver Training, Motorsports, Corporate Events and driver Management. The circuit has been developed to complement the existing facilities already on the old airfield.

The main track situated in Scotland would be Knockhill circuit in Fife. This track is very demanding; it is 1.3 miles and 10 meters wide. It also has a range of twists, drops and climbs. Knockhill is very unique and offers a wide range of experiences – however, this is at a cost. You can reach a few of our tracks via car (may take a while!) or also by plane. Longcross Proving Ground is located close to Heathrow Airport, it takes around 2 hours from Glasgow Airport to Heathrow, then after a 20 minute drive to the circuit, you can experience why McLaren use this track as one of their testing facilities. Flights are available from Glasgow Airport to Leeds Bradford Airport in just 1-2 hours. From here, it takes just 56 minutes in car to Elvington Airfield and 1 hour 39 minutes to Blyton Park.

Also, if you wished to book for one of our Midlands venues, from Glasgow Airport it takes 1 hour 10 minutes to East Midlands Airport. Once here, it takes just 41 minutes to Bruntingthorpe in Leicestershire, or to Rockingham Motor Speedway, just 1 hour 5 minutes.

Finally, there is the option of flying to Bristol Airport from Glasgow in just 2 hours, and then would take a further 50 minutes in the car to Castle Combe in Wiltshire. This gives our Scottish friends more options for driving experiences through Supreme Trackdays. As all of our tracks are situated in good areas, it gives you the perfect excuse for a nice break away after driving Supercars!

For people located in the South of England, there are options available for Supercar driving experiences. For those based in South West England, their closest option would be Castle Combe in Wiltshire. Castle Combe circuit is located in Chippenham and opened just 18 months after Silverstone, making it one of the longest established circuits in the UK. The track boasts modern facilities for competitors and spectators, resurfaced and reshaped circuit. Extremely popular for any driver, people travel from across the country for the opportunity to drive here. Depending on where you are based in the South West of England, the venue is between half an hour and an hour for those in surrounding areas such as Wiltshire, Somerset and Gloucestershire. For those further south, such as Cornwall and Devon, it takes anywhere from 1 hour 45 minutes, to 3 hours in the car – much closer than our other tracks. Unfortunately, as we are unable to offer passenger experiences at Castle Combe due to the lack of space available for this, the closest track would be Longcross Proving Ground, located in Chertsey, the starting time to get to this location from South West England is approximately 1 hour 30 minutes.

For those in the South East of England, the track that is easily their closest option would be Longcross Proving Ground in Chertsey, Surrey. The track is mostly known for the studios that it is located on. The track itself was opened to the public in 2009. The circuit runs through and around a forested area, giving you an ‘Alpine’ and scenic feel during the drive. The track is also used by McLaren to test their well-known Supercars. Being in the South East of the country, this venue is extremely popular for those living in Berkshire, Surrey, Hampshire, Kent and Oxford. For customers in Berkshire, Surrey and Hampshire, the track can be reached in an hour. Those in the other south western parts of the UK can reach Longcross in less than 1 hour and a half.

Our London customers looking for their perfect driving experience can easily access Longcross Proving Ground via car or train; as it is just 31.2 miles away, the track can be reached via car in 1 hour 7 minutes via the M4 and M25. The track is mostly known for the studios that it is located on. The track itself was opened to the public in 2009. The circuit runs through and around a forested area, giving you an ‘Alpine’ and scenic feel during the drive. The track is also used by McLaren to test their well-known Supercars. To make an experience even better, Thorpe Park is situated just a 14 minute drive from the track, so why not keep the adrenaline flowing by enjoying their rollercoasters!

Customers in London also have the option of going to any of our tracks across the UK thanks to their excellent choice of train links across the country. Castle Combe in Wiltshire can be reached via Paddington Station in just over two hours. Both of our Midlands venues, Bruntingthorpe in Leicestershire and Rockingham Motor Speedway are also an option. Bruntingthorpe is around 3 hours from St Pancras International; Rockingham can also be accessed from St Pancras in less than 2 hours. There are also ways of getting to both Blyton Park nr Lincolnshire and Elvington Airfield in Yorkshire too from Kings Cross station; this can take between 2 and 3 hours via this route – which is better than the 4 hours it would take via car. This gives plenty of options for customers in London, so why would you go anywhere else? Our whole fleet is taken to each of the locations that we run at, which would leave the driver spoilt for choice!

For those in the South East of England, the track that is easily their closest option would be Longcross Proving Ground in Chertsey, Surrey. The track is mostly known for the studios that it is located on. The track itself was opened to the public in 2009. The circuit runs through and around a forested area, giving you an ‘Alpine’ and scenic feel during the drive. The track is also used by McLaren to test their well-known Supercars. Being in the South East of the country, this venue is extremely popular for those living in Berkshire, Surrey, Hampshire, Kent and Oxford. For customers in Berkshire, Surrey and Hampshire, the track can be reached within an hour. Other circuits, such as Bruntingthorpe in Leicestershire, Rockingham in Northamptonshire and Castle Combe in Wiltshire can also be reached in around 2 hours via car, which of course is well worth the drive after you finish a Supercar experience!

Longcross Proving Ground is also an ideal location for customers based in West Sussex. As it is just an hour and 10 minute drive down the A283 and A3 it makes a great day out. With both adult and junior experience available, Longcross offers something for any age. Also, just 14 minutes down the road from the circuit is Thorpe Park, so there’s every reason to keep the adrenaline flowing by going on their infamous rollercoasters!

In Surrey there are two main tracks available, Dunsfold Aerodrome and Longcross Proving Ground. Dunsfold is a former Canadian airbase constructed in the Second World War and was later used by British Aerospace as a testing and manufacturing facility. The layout is designed to put the cars through different conditions, with high and low corners combined with straights. This is much like the track that us at Supreme Trackdays offer at Longcross Proving Ground, combining straights, slow corners and fast bends doubled up with the ‘Alpine’ feel provided from the forested area around the track, it gives any driver an excellent experience day.

Located 16 minutes in car from Surrey by going down the A3406, it makes an ideal trip for anyone who is local to Surrey. The circuit can also be reached via Woking Station but can take around an hour and a half to reach the track. If you are a cyclist, you can get to the circuit in 45 minutes! With local attractions including Thorpe Park, Chertsey Museum and many restaurants, it makes it easy to have an enjoyable and memorable experience for all of the family.

The track that is closest for customers based in West Sussex would be the infamous Goodwood. This circuit is a historic venue for both two and four wheeled motorsports in the UK. The track itself is 2.4km wide, and is the only classic circuit in the world to remain in its entire original form, after being restored back in the early 1990’s. For customers in West Sussex who fancy going to a venue that is a little bit different to the traditional, then you can easily access Longcross Proving Ground. Located on a former airfield, Longcross Proving Ground can be found at Longcross Film Studios, in which many famous chase scenes have been filmed on the circuit! The circuit itself leads through forested area, allowing an Alpine and relaxing film, to contrast against the range of Supercars you have a choice of! From Crawley, Longcross Proving Ground can be reached by car in less than 50 minutes via the M25. There are also train routes from Three Bridges station that take less than two hours.

There is also the option of Castle Combe available for those based in West Sussex, by travelling that extra bit further; drivers will be able to experience what it is like to drive on one of the oldest tracks in the UK. The circuit is around 120 miles away from places such as Bognor Regis, but can make a great day/weekend away thanks to the local attractions in the area. Although we do not run Junior driving experiences at Castle Combe due to not having the space, why not bring your children along anyway to participate in the Supercar passenger experiences!

Goodwood is a historic venue for two and four wheeled motorsport events in based near Chichester, West Sussex and is on the estate of Goodwood House. The racing circuit began as the perimeter track of RAF Westhampnett airfield, which was constructed during the Second World War. At Goodwood, there isn’t just the one circuit, and experiences are run across the whole Estate. Much like us, they also offer experiences for junior drivers. We offer these experiences at our track in Chertsey, Longcross Proving Ground. The two tracks are an hour and a half apart from each other, with a short journey down the A3. With Longcross Proving Ground not being a race circuit, it appears to lack the wide run off areas in converted airfield. However, what you do find is a technical track that offers a range of sweeping bends, a mini Nurburgring with hills and fast straights; it offers a range of challenges for both vehicles and drivers. Longcross also have an area for Juniors to enjoy driving a range of Supercars in a safe and well controlled environment. Make the journey more worthwhile by taking up the change to "Pay and Drive" on the day…who can resist extra laps in a Supercar? Also Longcross have many local attractions nearby, including Thorpe Park just a 14 minute drive on the B386.

Wiltshire is a county in South West England that borders Dorset, Somerset, Hampshire, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire and is home to the world famous Stonehenge. A venue in this region of the country is Thruxton, found in Andover, Hampshire. A wide variety of events are held at this location ranging from Karting, 4X4’s, Motorbikes, Supercars and single seaters. Thruxton is also one of the many locations in the country where you can complete an ARDS test to take the first step towards racing. Along with the Castle Combe Circuit, Thruxton is also one of the fastest race tracks in the UK.

Wiltshire is also home to the Castle Combe Circuit, located approximately 20 miles from Bristol. Easily reached from the M4 motorway, Castle Combe is an ideal venue for anyone in the South West of the country. The Castle Combe Circuit is also easily accessible by train with Chippenham station being only 5.3 miles away. Castle Combe started off in 1941 as an airfield, home to RAF Castle Combe for 7 years before being decommissioned in 1948. The venue then re-opened as Castle Combe Circuit in 1950 just 18 months after the world famous Silverstone Circuit. The circuit was based on the perimeter of the old airfield and remained unchanged from the day it opened up until 1998 when two chicanes were added to the track for safety reasons. In 1997, prior to the changes to the track, a lap record was set by Nigel Greensall in his Tyrrell 022 – lapping the circuit at 130.93mph. Castle Combe have hosted a wide variety of different motorsport events over the years, with Formula 3 returning to the venue in 2001. However, this was to be short lived as a noise nuisance order was issued in 2005 meaning the venue had to reduce its noise level. With the British Formula 3 Championship and the British GT Championship exceeding these new limitations, it resulted in these events no longer being held at Castle Combe. Today, Castle Combe Circuit still host many different motorsport events ranging from championship racing to Classic car shows.

There are several venues in Wales, The original home of Welsh motorsport is Pembrey Circuit, found near the village of Pembrey in Carmarthenshire. This circuit hosted its first events back in 1981 and still hosts many events including cars, bikes, trucks and karts. Another great venue in Wales is Anglesey – a picturesque location on the west coast over-looking the Irish Sea and Snowdonia. The narrowest part of this circuit is 12 meters wide which makes this a superb track for cars, bikes and all abilities. The third main venue in Wales is the Llandow Circuit which is just 20 miles west of Cardiff. Llandow host a variety of events from Trackdays, Experience days and general Test days.

There is a large development in the pipeline – The Circuit of Wales, this Government and private funded project is for a race track and technology park and was originally scheduled to open in April 2016 but the project was put on hold whilst the Welsh Government are reviewing the planning application. Once complete, the venue will hope to host big events such as the MotoGP, Superbike World Championship, Motocross World Championship, British GT Championship, British Touring Car Championship and the World Touring Car Championship. This development would also bring in an estimated 750,000 visitors per year, create over 1,500 Training Places and add around £45,000,000 annually to the Welsh economy.

When residents of Wales attend a Supreme Trackday event, a lot of people from the south will tend to travel to the Castle Combe Circuit in Chippenham, Wiltshire as it is easily reached via the M4 and if you continue down the M4 you would soon reach the Longcross Proving Ground in Chertsey, Surrey. Residents from central and northern Wales may find it easier to access a track in the Midlands such as Bruntingthorpe in Lutterworth, Leicestershire which is easily accessible from the M6 Motorway.