Snetterton

Set in Norfolk, Snetterton was originally an RAF airfield, used by the 96th United States Air Force Bomber Group between 1943-8; the basis for the famous motor racing circuit we know and love today was created in 1951 by joining the best of the remaining runways and the Aston Martin Owner's Club had the privilege of hosting the first race there.

Since that first event, it's hosted hundreds of popular events including non-championship F1 events and Formula Ford, and became the first track in the UK to host a 24-hour race in 1980; the track itself has undergone a variety of changes and was redeveloped completely to great acclaim in 2011. Now, the British Superbike Championship, British Touring Car Championship, British F3 and GT Championships are all regularly held here; it's also a popular venue for club racing and testing of new Formula and LeMans vehicles.

A track experience at Snetterton is certain to be an enthralling experience. Whether you opt for a supercar thrill or a single-seater drive, whether it's a Ferrari or an iconic Aston Martin you're looking to test, you can be certain you'll be following in the tyre tracks of the greats down every exhilarating straight and round every corner.