Donington Park first opened its gates in 1931, initially for motorcycle racing and then two years later for car action. The circuit went on to stage Grand Prix for both motorcycles and cars in the pre-war era. Donington Park was subsequently re-built and re-opened in 1977 and has staged the British Motorcycle Grand Prix annually since 1987. Among other accolades, Donington Park staged the first ever round of the World Superbike Championship, as well as holding the F1 Grand Prix of Europe in 1993. In the past four years the circuit has been resurfaced, while the pit complex, race control, media building and timekeepers' offices have recently been completely rebuilt in a £5million development.

Donington Park Grand Prix Circuit
Donington Park
Castle Donington
Derby
DE74 2RP

01332 810048

Donington Park is at the heart of the Midlands, approximately eight miles south of Derby, at the hub of the major road network. The circuit is within five miles of the M1 junction 23A/M42/A42, M1 junction 24/A6/A453 and M1 junction 24A/A50, and is adjacent to the East Midlands Airport. The nearest railway stations are: Derby and Loughborough - Midland Main Line services, accessible via the London St. Pancras to Sheffield line.