Oulton Park Circuit - Informations

Built into the natural contours of the Cheshire countryside, Oulton Park's combination of stunning scenery and spectacular racing makes it one of the most picturesque circuits, and one of the most popular with spectators and competitors alike. Over more than 60 years it has earned a reputation as the toughest test of car and driver in the country.
The venue remains as popular as ever with fans thanks to the superb views of the circuit from the spectator banking. Crowds of up to 35,000 regularly attend the annual round of the British Touring Car Championship. As well as the BTCC, the Cheshire track hosts two rounds of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship and the very popular British F3/GT event.

The circuit also hosts the Gold Cup meeting, now run as a historic event by the HSCC, where some of the most beautiful racing cars of the sport's last 70 years turn back the clock and take to the track over the August weekend. In recent years the calendar has expanded to include the Tunerfest North car show and the spectacular end-of-year fireworks and rally, while national-level car and motorcycle events remain full of character and variety.
Oulton Park is located next to Little Budworth and is best reached from the A54 and A49.

Type

asphalte

Opened in

1953

Lengths

International : 4,307 m
Fosters : 2,662 m

Oulton Park Circuit - International - 4.31 km - Layout: © OpenStreetMap contributors

Oulton Park Circuit - Fosters - 2.66 km - Layout: © OpenStreetMap contributors

Homologation

FIA Grade 3 (International)

105 dB static, 92 dB drive-by

Static test 0.5 m from the exhaust, at 45°, at 75% of maximum revs. Also checked as cars pass, by the track.

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