Llandow Circuit is in Llandow, near Cowbridge, in the Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales, west of Cardiff. It is built on the former RAF Llandow airfield: a one-mile oval opened there in 1963 (inaugurated by Graham Hill), then the track was widened to 9 m and regained its Sprint licence in 2001.
The loop is 1,450 m long, with left and right corners. A 1,050 m kart track sits next to it. The circuit describes itself as one of the few family-owned circuits in the country and runs its own car track days. It also hosts club days, Motorsport UK sprints, testing and driving experiences.
Llandow Circuit
Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan
CF71 7PB
United Kingdom
105 dB static
Limit of 105 dB maximum, which the circuit sets itself for its neighbours. Static test 0.5 m from the exhaust, at 45°.
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Car days run by the circuit itself. Doors open from 8:30, on track 10:00 to 17:00 (lunch break 13:00 to 14:00).<br>Novice, Intermediate and Advanced groups. 20-minute sessions, a maximum of 10 cars on track at the same time, entry to the track on traffic lights. No racing and no timing; drifting only on announced days.<br>2026 prices: driver £150; extra driver £70 (one per car, in the same group); passenger £45 (2 per car, one at a time, over 14 and 1.50 m tall, booked in advance). Helmet hire: £20 or £35 depending on the page of the website.<br>Conditions: minimum age 19, licence held for over 2 years, closed-wheel cars only (no single-seaters), one car per day, helmet to standard (British Gold or European), arms and legs covered. No tyre restriction stated. Insurance is not compulsory, but road insurance does not cover the track, so track day insurance is advised.<br>No bike days planned at the moment.<br>Tel: +44 1446 796460.