Motor sport contributes over £6 billion to the British economy, it is also contributing significantly towards improving environmental issues, and Anglesey Circuit was the first circuit to commit to the British government’s Energy Efficient Motor Sport initiative.
In January 2009, the circuit was honoured to receive the top prize in the Tourism and the Environment category at the Anglesey Tourism Awards. Each year at Anglesey Circuit includes many aspects of motor circuit usage, from manufacturers developing efficiency and reliability and alternative power sources to our spectator events listed in this brochure which include motorcycle races, car races, stage rallies and sprints.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you are welcome to camp overnight at the circuit. The gates are not locked overnight prior to, or during events, but there will be security personnel on the gate for spectator events, and you will need to purchase an event admission ticket.
The paddock has 48 electrical hookup points. These are the 16 amp blue plug style. There are an additional 2 of these in each garage, plus a 110v supply.
Unfortunately not. In the interests of safety, animals are not admitted to most racing circuits throughout the UK. If you do arrive with a dog, you will be asked to park outside the circuit gate.
The gates are open for arrival competitors or participants from 6pm the day prior to any event. Spectators are welcome to arrive from 8am on the day of the event. During events the gates remain open, and will be manned by circuit staff or security personnel for spectator events. After each event, you are encouraged to leave the venue by 7pm, however for competitors, please ask circuit staff if it's possible to stay until early the following morning.
Inline with current Civil Aviation Authority, MSA and ACU guidelines, recreational drone flying is not permitted at the circuit.
The on-site cafe is open during all trackday and spectator events, serving breakfasts, a lunch menu and evening meals as well as snacks, hot and cold drinks.
Spectator events will normally start with practice and qualifying from 9am onwards. Racing then follows, generally from late morning. Please see the individual event timetables for details. Trackday events normally start at 9am and finish at 5pm.
