Cadwell Park Circuit Guide

Circuit Statistics

Founded: 1934
Circuit Length: 2.188 miles (3.522 km)
Circuit Direction: Clockwise
Number of Corners: 11

Circuit Address

MSV Ltd
Cadwell Park Racing Circuit
Venue Office
Cadwell Park
Louth
Lincs
LN11 9SE

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Circuit Contact Info

Tel: 01507 343 248

Cadwell Park Onboard Lap

Circuit Background

Full Circuit Layout

Located in the Lincolnshire Wolds, Cadwell Park was established in 1934 by Mr Mansfield Wilkinson of Louth. His sons originally used the land for racing their own motorbikes against each other and this evolved into the circuit which it is today. In 1953 the track was lengthened to 1.3 miles (2.1 km), upon the invitation of the 500 cc motorcycle-engined Formula 3 to race in a traditional bike meeting. Around 30,000 spectators attended that particular race. The original track grew to the current 2.25 miles (3.62 km) layout in 1962 and hosted the British F3 series the next May. Some of the bends are named after family members e.g. Mansfield, Charlie and Chris Curve.

Where to stay	How to get there
The Royal Oak Inn Tel: 01507 600 750 Google Map: LN11 8LZ The White Hart Inn Tel: 01507 533 255 Google Map: LN9 6QQ	Cadwell is situated on the A 153, between Louth and Horncastle. From the south, leave the A 1 at Grantham, picking up the A 153 all the way to the track. From the north follow the signs from the M180 to Humberside Airport. Follow the A 18 then the A 16 to Louth. The circuit is about 7 miles south on the A 153.