Donington Park

Donington Park is a British racing circuit located in Castle Donington, Leicestershire, which opened in 1931. The Grand Prix Circuit has a length of 4.020 kilometres with 12 turns and is known for challenging track sections including the Craner Curves, a steep downhill section, and the Melbourne Loop. The course is regarded as England's first true permanent park racing circuit and the oldest still in regular use today. Donington Park hosts the British Superbike Championship, the British Touring Car Championship, and British GT, and has a rich motorsport history featuring pre-war Grand Prix races. Here you will find all upcoming races in Castle Donington with schedule and broadcast, plus the previous winners.

Circuit layout