Cadwell Park Circuit

Cadwell Park, affectionately known as the 'mini-Nürburgring', is a historic circuit tucked away in the Lincolnshire countryside, with racing dating back to 1934. The narrow, undulating 2.18-mile track is famous for its dramatic elevation changes and the iconic 'Mountain' section, where motorcycles frequently become airborne. While its width limits major car racing, it is a premier and much-loved venue for the British Superbike Championship, providing some of the most spectacular action of the season.