Event Type : Mallory Park

In the heart of the Leicestershire countryside sits Mallory Park, known as the ‘Friendly Circuit’ for its more than helpful staff and a cafe that has acquired almost legendary status among trackside catering – it really is that good! Coupled with the very pretty lakes in the infield and the sloping green, natural ampitheatre you’d could almost think the 1.3m circuit might be a little on the genteel side. Once out on the track you soon discover you’ve been lulled into a false sense of security because Mallory is fast, so much so that a couple of chicanes have had to be added to slow the bikes down. Although on the short side, and therefore relatively easy to learn, a lap involves some intense action with quick straights, heavy braking and the amazing fast, seemingly endless Gerrards bend. In contrast, Shaws Hairpin is ultra tight and a real skill test.

The paddock is in the centre of the circuit with a limited number of garages – if you want to be guaranteed power a generator is a good idea. Spectators can get a great view all around the circuit, and access over the track is via a footbridge once the bikes are out. It may not be as grand as some other circuits but Mallory is guaranteed to make you smile.

In the heart of the Leicestershire countryside sits Mallory Park, known as the ‘Friendly Circuit’ for its more than helpful staff and a cafe that has acquired almost legendary status among trackside catering – it really is that good! Coupled with the very pretty lakes in the infield and the sloping green, natural ampitheatre you’d could almost think the 1.3m circuit might be a little on the genteel side. Once out on the track you soon discover you’ve been lulled into a false sense of security because Mallory is fast, so much so that a couple of chicanes have had to be added to slow the bikes down. Although on the short side, and therefore relatively easy to learn, a lap involves some intense action with quick straights, heavy braking and the amazing fast, seemingly endless Gerrards bend. In contrast, Shaws Hairpin is ultra tight and a real skill test.

The paddock is in the centre of the circuit with a limited number of garages – if you want to be guaranteed power a generator is a good idea. Spectators can get a great view all around the circuit, and access over the track is via a footbridge once the bikes are out. It may not be as grand as some other circuits but Mallory is guaranteed to make you smile.

In the heart of the Leicestershire countryside sits Mallory Park, known as the ‘Friendly Circuit’ for its more than helpful staff and a cafe that has acquired almost legendary status among trackside catering – it really is that good! Coupled with the very pretty lakes in the infield and the sloping green, natural ampitheatre you’d could almost think the 1.3m circuit might be a little on the genteel side. Once out on the track you soon discover you’ve been lulled into a false sense of security because Mallory is fast, so much so that a couple of chicanes have had to be added to slow the bikes down. Although on the short side, and therefore relatively easy to learn, a lap involves some intense action with quick straights, heavy braking and the amazing fast, seemingly endless Gerrards bend. In contrast, Shaws Hairpin is ultra tight and a real skill test.

The paddock is in the centre of the circuit with a limited number of garages – if you want to be guaranteed power a generator is a good idea. Spectators can get a great view all around the circuit, and access over the track is via a footbridge once the bikes are out. It may not be as grand as some other circuits but Mallory is guaranteed to make you smile.

In the heart of the Leicestershire countryside sits Mallory Park, known as the ‘Friendly Circuit’ for its more than helpful staff and a cafe that has acquired almost legendary status among trackside catering – it really is that good! Coupled with the very pretty lakes in the infield and the sloping green, natural ampitheatre you’d could almost think the 1.3m circuit might be a little on the genteel side. Once out on the track you soon discover you’ve been lulled into a false sense of security because Mallory is fast, so much so that a couple of chicanes have had to be added to slow the bikes down. Although on the short side, and therefore relatively easy to learn, a lap involves some intense action with quick straights, heavy braking and the amazing fast, seemingly endless Gerrards bend. In contrast, Shaws Hairpin is ultra tight and a real skill test.

The paddock is in the centre of the circuit with a limited number of garages – if you want to be guaranteed power a generator is a good idea. Spectators can get a great view all around the circuit, and access over the track is via a footbridge once the bikes are out. It may not be as grand as some other circuits but Mallory is guaranteed to make you smile.

In the heart of the Leicestershire countryside sits Mallory Park, known as the ‘Friendly Circuit’ for its more than helpful staff and a cafe that has acquired almost legendary status among trackside catering – it really is that good! Coupled with the very pretty lakes in the infield and the sloping green, natural ampitheatre you’d could almost think the 1.3m circuit might be a little on the genteel side. Once out on the track you soon discover you’ve been lulled into a false sense of security because Mallory is fast, so much so that a couple of chicanes have had to be added to slow the bikes down. Although on the short side, and therefore relatively easy to learn, a lap involves some intense action with quick straights, heavy braking and the amazing fast, seemingly endless Gerrards bend. In contrast, Shaws Hairpin is ultra tight and a real skill test.

The paddock is in the centre of the circuit with a limited number of garages – if you want to be guaranteed power a generator is a good idea. Spectators can get a great view all around the circuit, and access over the track is via a footbridge once the bikes are out. It may not be as grand as some other circuits but Mallory is guaranteed to make you smile.

In the heart of the Leicestershire countryside sits Mallory Park, known as the ‘Friendly Circuit’ for its more than helpful staff and a cafe that has acquired almost legendary status among trackside catering – it really is that good! Coupled with the very pretty lakes in the infield and the sloping green, natural ampitheatre you’d could almost think the 1.3m circuit might be a little on the genteel side. Once out on the track you soon discover you’ve been lulled into a false sense of security because Mallory is fast, so much so that a couple of chicanes have had to be added to slow the bikes down. Although on the short side, and therefore relatively easy to learn, a lap involves some intense action with quick straights, heavy braking and the amazing fast, seemingly endless Gerrards bend. In contrast, Shaws Hairpin is ultra tight and a real skill test.

The paddock is in the centre of the circuit with a limited number of garages – if you want to be guaranteed power a generator is a good idea. Spectators can get a great view all around the circuit, and access over the track is via a footbridge once the bikes are out. It may not be as grand as some other circuits but Mallory is guaranteed to make you smile.

In the heart of the Leicestershire countryside sits Mallory Park, known as the ‘Friendly Circuit’ for its more than helpful staff and a cafe that has acquired almost legendary status among trackside catering – it really is that good! Coupled with the very pretty lakes in the infield and the sloping green, natural ampitheatre you’d could almost think the 1.3m circuit might be a little on the genteel side. Once out on the track you soon discover you’ve been lulled into a false sense of security because Mallory is fast, so much so that a couple of chicanes have had to be added to slow the bikes down. Although on the short side, and therefore relatively easy to learn, a lap involves some intense action with quick straights, heavy braking and the amazing fast, seemingly endless Gerrards bend. In contrast, Shaws Hairpin is ultra tight and a real skill test.

The paddock is in the centre of the circuit with a limited number of garages – if you want to be guaranteed power a generator is a good idea. Spectators can get a great view all around the circuit, and access over the track is via a footbridge once the bikes are out. It may not be as grand as some other circuits but Mallory is guaranteed to make you smile.