BRANDS HATCH 

One of the most famous sporting venues on the planet, Brands Hatch is the UK's favourite motor racing circuit. 

The Kent racetrack attracts some of the biggest international events on the calendar, including the World Touring Car Championship, DTM and the A1GP World Cup of Motorsport, and held 12 Formula One Grands Prix between 1964 and 1986. 

Brands Hatch currently holds the opening and final rounds of the British Superbike and British Touring Car championships as well as major historic meetings, truck racing, British F3/GT and a number of club bike and car events. 

Brands Hatch started out as a dirt track motorcycle circuit in 1926 and has witnessed a number of significant moments in motorsport history, including the inaugural British Touring Car race, Ayrton Senna's first car win and Nigel Mansell's debut F1 victory.

You can drive the legendary Brands Hatch Indy Circuit with RaceMaster or M3 Master.

Directions

Brands Hatch is situated on the A20 London to Maidstone road near West Kingsdown. Just 3 miles from Junction 3 (Swanley) off the M25, it is linked via the A20 on the M20 and M25/26 motorways. Regular services to Swanley Train Station (5 miles) operate from London Victoria, Sevenoaks and the Kent coast. 

OULTON PARK 

Widely acknowledged as the most picturesque race circuit in the country, Oulton Park is revered for its stunning surroundings and the spectacular racing that takes place on its hallowed tarmac. 

Hugely popular with fans and competitors alike, Oulton Park features rapidly changing gradients and blind crests, and presents a supreme challenge to riders and drivers.  

The circuit hosts the traditional Easter weekend round of the British F3/GT Championships and features a number of other high profile events, including the British Touring Car Championship, two rounds of the British Superbike Championship, the Historic Gold Cup event and a vintage sports car festival.  Oulton Park broke records in July 2008 with the biggest crowd at any British Touring Car event in over a decade. 

You can drive the fabulous Oulton Park Fosters Circuit with RaceMaster or M3 Master. 

Directions

Oulton Park is situated next to Little Budworth and is accessed from the A54 or A49. From the north take junction 19 on the M6 and follow the A556 towards Chester. From the south leave the M6 at junction 18 and follow the A54. Regular train services to Crewe and Chester operate on the mainline from London Euston. 

BEDFORD AUTODROME

Bedford Autodrome is a modern, purpose-built facility, completed on 1 August 1999 and designed to host the magnificent PalmerSport corporate driving event, widely regarded as the best of its kind in the world. 

Bedford Autodrome is centrally located in England, just 6 miles north of Bedford, and is designed specifically for high performance road cars to be pushed to the limit. It includes huge run off areas, making it probably the safest circuit in the country.

You can drive the sweeping circuits at Bedford Autodrome with M3 Master or PorscheMaster.  

Directions

Its central location on the A6 between the M1 and A1 near Cambridge makes Bedford Autodrome easily accessible from all directions. From the A6 follow the signs to Bedford Technology Park, turn into Thurleigh Airfield Business Park and follow the signs to Bedford Autodrome.