Castle Combe
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About the circuit
About the circuit
Castle Combe is a British racing circuit in the village of Castle Combe in Wiltshire in south-western England, about 4 miles west of Chippenham. The track was built on the grounds of the former RAF Castle Combe airfield from the Second World War, with the first race meeting held on 8 July 1950. The circuit is 2,977 m long and has 12 corners. In 1999, two new chicanes (Bobbies and The Esses) were added following the fatal 1998 accident in which a flying wheel from Bobby Verdon-Roe's car killed a spectator at Camp Corner. The circuit is used primarily for club racing, track days and home-circuit championships; higher categories are excluded due to the strict noise nuisance order imposed in 2005. Events include the Castle Combe Saloon Car Championship and Formula Ford Championship.
Traditionally one of the fastest UK circuits with an "old-school" feel; the Avon Rise–Quarry sequence is considered one of the most demanding corner combinations in British motorsport.
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Frequently asked questions
How long is Castle Combe?
Castle Combe is 2.977 km long with 12 turns.
Who organizes track days at Castle Combe?
Javelin Trackdays, Goldtrack, OpenTrack run track days at Castle Combe.
When is the next track day at Castle Combe?
The next track day at Castle Combe is on 15 Sept, organized by Javelin Trackdays.
How much does a track day at Castle Combe cost?
Track days at Castle Combe start from £189,-, depending on the organizer and format.
What is the noise limit at Castle Combe?
Castle Combe enforces a 100 dB noise limit. If your car runs close to the limit, bring a meter. Operators do measure.
Where is Castle Combe?
Castle Combe is located near Castle Combe, United Kingdom.
About the circuit
Castle Combe is a British racing circuit in the village of Castle Combe in Wiltshire in south-western England, about 4 miles west of Chippenham. The track was built on the grounds of the former RAF Castle Combe airfield from the Second World War, with the first race meeting held on 8 July 1950. The circuit is 2,977 m long and has 12 corners. In 1999, two new chicanes (Bobbies and The Esses) were added following the fatal 1998 accident in which a flying wheel from Bobby Verdon-Roe's car killed a spectator at Camp Corner. The circuit is used primarily for club racing, track days and home-circuit championships; higher categories are excluded due to the strict noise nuisance order imposed in 2005. Events include the Castle Combe Saloon Car Championship and Formula Ford Championship.
Traditionally one of the fastest UK circuits with an "old-school" feel; the Avon Rise–Quarry sequence is considered one of the most demanding corner combinations in British motorsport.
Upcoming trackdays
▾Show 11 past events
Related circuits
Frequently asked questions
How long is Castle Combe?
Castle Combe is 2.977 km long with 12 turns.
Who organizes track days at Castle Combe?
Javelin Trackdays, Goldtrack, OpenTrack run track days at Castle Combe.
When is the next track day at Castle Combe?
The next track day at Castle Combe is on 15 Sept, organized by Javelin Trackdays.
How much does a track day at Castle Combe cost?
Track days at Castle Combe start from £189,-, depending on the organizer and format.
What is the noise limit at Castle Combe?
Castle Combe enforces a 100 dB noise limit. If your car runs close to the limit, bring a meter. Operators do measure.
Where is Castle Combe?
Castle Combe is located near Castle Combe, United Kingdom.