Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuit Cadwell Park

About this circuit

Cadwell Park, near Louth in Lincolnshire, England, packs 3.52 km (2.19 mi) and 19 corners into its Bike Circuit, 8 left-handers and 11 right-handers, pole on the right: you never get time to breathe. The twisty, hilly layout runs through parkland and woodland, a mini-Nürburgring according to the operator, with the Mountain section where the bikes take off. The Car Circuit, 3.54 km and 18 corners, is also used for motorcycle days; Coppice and Mansfield are two named corners. An experienced rider laps in between 1'44" and 1'54", an expert rider between 1'36" and 1'44". Motorcycle record: 1'25"457 by Bradley Ray in British Superbike, in 2022. Medical centre near the circuit office, medical car and paramedic during track sessions. Access south of Louth via the A153; A16 then A158 from the south, M180 then A16 from the north. No regular bus; Market Rasen or Grimsby railway stations, then 30 min by taxi. The paddock has neither garages nor electricity, as the operator states in black and white. Camping possible on site after the previous event, arrival before 22:00. Fuel sold for 30 min at 10:00, 13:00 and 15:30. Circuit restaurant on site, with free Wi-Fi. The noise limit is 105 dB(A) static on all layouts, sound meter 0.5 m from the exhaust at 45°, rpm depending on engine capacity; no drive-by limit is published. Full motorcycle licence and 18 years old, or ACU licence; one-piece or zipped two-piece leathers, textile not allowed, ACU full-face helmet, leather boots and gloves, back protector; front brake lever guard, luggage removed, camera mounted on the bike, timing not allowed. Check-in, waiver and briefing are done online before the day. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.