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Mallory Park

Mallory Park is renowned as being one of - if not the best - circuit for spectator viewing in the country. This is why Mallory Park has the nickname "The Little Circuit with the Big View".

Track Facilities:

Parking - Free of charge at all meetings. Use the Park n' View areas to watch from the comfort of your own car.

You can drive around the circuit, from Gerards, along Stebbe Straight to the Esses. No cars allowed beyond the Esses.

Motorbikes - it is advisable if you use the Church Road (In the centre of Kirkby Mallory village) entrance, as this brings you into a parking area with plenty of hard standing. Park up and walk to the admission gates.

Children - Accompanied children under 16 free of charge, unless otherwise stated.

Paddock - This is where the competitors and teams park. See the racers and machines at close quarters. Access via the bridge after the start/ finish line.

No charge for paddock transfer or parking at most meetings.

Catering - There are units around the circuit offering hot & cold snacks (including vegetarian) & drinks.

The Lakeside Diner located in the paddock, offers snacks and fuller meals throughout the day; with full English breakfast, roasts of the day and vegetarian meals. The breakfasts have been voted "Best at any British racing circuit"! There is also a fully licensed bar here, with a range of beers and spirits.

Animals - No animals are admitted (except for guide dogs).

Shops - Sales units are located in the spectator areas at many meetings.

Tel: 01455 842931

Mobile: Not available

Email: Not available

Website: http://www.mallorypark.co.uk

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Mallory Park is renowned as being one of - if not the best - circuit for spectator viewing in the country. This is why Mallory Park has the nickname "The Little Circuit with the Big View" Located in a natural amphitheatre, the grassy banks that overlook the circuit enable you to see all of the action. This is especially true when the oval Mallory Mile circuit is in use.