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Anglesey Circuit

Anglesey
Ty Croes
Anglesey Ciruit, Ty Croes,
LL63 5TF
UK
Tel: +44 (0) 1407 811400
Web: www.angleseycircuit.com

Anglesey Circuit is a fully licenced Motor Sports Association (MSA) and Auto Cycle Union (ACU) race circuit. The circuit underwent a £4m development in 2006/7 resulting in four circuit configurations; Club Circuit (0.8miles); National Circuit (1.2 miles), Coastal Circuit (1.55 miles) and International GP Circuit (2.1 miles). The Club and National Circuits can be used simultaneously.

The circuit hosts car and motorcycle races, sprints, track days, and operates its own performance driving centre.

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Time Zone : (GMT) Western Europe Time, London, Lisbon, Casablanca

Circuit Length : International GP: 2.1 miles
Coastal: 1.55 miles
National: 1.2 miles
Club: 0.8 miles

Lap Record : TBA

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	Driving Masterclass with Mark Hales & Don Palmer Posted on: 04/05/2010 A Masterclass in track-driving artistry with Mark Hales and Don Palmer I recently had the huge privilege of attending the two-day Driving Masterclass that Mark Hales and Don Palmer orchestrate. I’d heard about the course quite some time ago, and although I’ve raced some pretty quick machinery and read a lot of books on the subject of ci... Read More >>

	The MotorSportCircuitGuide to Trac Mon - Anglesey Circuit Posted on: 04/05/2010 Trac Mon - in English, Anglesey Circuit - is perched atop the cliffs on the picturesque southern coast of Anglesey island off the North West coast of Wales. Having previously served as a venue for Rallycross, in 1997 successful race driver and race school manager Richard Peacock conceived a one-mile racing circuit that utilized... Read More >>

	New Anglesey circuit opens to wide acclaim Posted on: 26/05/2009 The completely rebuilt Anglesey circuit opened in style on 26 May, 2009 when the North Western Centre of the BRSCC ran the first races on the spectacular 1.55-mile coastal circuit. The two-day meeting drew a record entry for Anglesey, with over 210 cars filling the paddock. Drivers in the Pre '90 classes in the North West Formula Ford Championship had ... Read More >>