Silverstone has for a long time been recognised as a centre of excellence from a racing, technology and engineering perspective. It is focussed on becoming an all-weather destination, welcoming guests from around the world on a daily basis to enjoy motorsport together, and to do it in surroundings which enrich that experience.
Hosts the F1 British GP and is one of the fastest Moto GP circuits. The whole circuit has recently been resurfaced, and it now offers one of the smoothest race circuits globally.
The shortest circuit on the main track and includes the famous Luffield Complex. It currently hosts the British Touring Cars and the Walter Hayes Trophy, along with many Club and National Championships.
The southern loop of the circuit. It has some tricky corners to give the technically-minded something to think about and the longest straight on the circuit for the fastest vehicles to stretch their legs.
The self-contained circuit sits on the infield and is a triangular course that uses some of the original runways. During the weekdays it is used as an Aston Martin Test & Development Centre.
From humble beginnings as a WWII airfield, Silverstone has become the absolute 'home of British motor racing'. The surrounding area is populated with a large number of motorsport-related companies and is commonly referred to as 'motorsport valley’. Beyond the world’s biggest and most recognisable racing brands, it has also become a centre for sport, science and technological excellence. The majority of Formula 1, Formula E teams as well as the F2, F3, GT3 teams and their suppliers are also based in close proximity - with a new 400,000 square foot Aston Martin Cognizant F1 facility now in construction at Silverstone.
There are multiple driving experiences located on the circuit, including the Porsche Experience Centre & Handling Track and the Aston Martin Test & Development Centre based at the Stowe Circuit, a conference and exhibition facility in the Wing, and also the Silverstone Experience Museum. It's no surprise that Silverstone is often seen as the major hub of motorsport in the world. And there’s a lot more coming – although we’ve been sworn to secrecy for the time being.
If you would like to talk about future events, track opportunities or your vehicle storage requirements, please do let us know.
