BARC Venues
Explore BARC venues
From racing circuits to historic hillclimb courses, the British Automobile Racing Club has a unique portfolio of motorsport venues across the UK.
BARC operates Croft Circuit and Pembrey Circuit alongside the Gurston Down and Harewood speed hillclimb venues. The Club is also headquartered at Thruxton Circuit, its historic home since 1968.
Explore our venues and discover upcoming events, racing, experiences and more.

CROFT CIRCUIT
Dalton-on-Tees, North Yorkshire
Known as the Home of Motorsport in the North, Croft Circuit is a 2.1-mile racing circuit operated by the BARC.
Combining fast, flowing sections with challenging slower corners, Croft hosts a varied programme of national and club motorsport throughout the year.
VISIT CROFT CIRCUIT

Pembrey Circuit
Llanelli, Carmarthenshire
Known as the Home of Welsh Motorsport, Pembrey Circuit hosts a diverse programme of motorsport in South Wales.
From cars, trucks and motorcycles to rallies and sprints, the BARC-operated venue welcomes competitors and motorsport fans throughout the year.
VISIT PEMBREY CIRCUIT

Gurston Down Speed Hill Climb
Broad Chalke, Wiltshire
Set in the Wiltshire countryside, Gurston Down is one of the UK's best-known speed hill climb venues.
Its distinctive 957-metre course initially descends from the start before climbing towards the finish, creating a unique challenge for competitors racing against the clock.
VISIT GURSTON DOWN

Harewood Speed Hillclimb
Harewood, West Yorkshire
Home to the longest permanent speed hill climb course in mainland UK, Harewood challenges competitors against the clock on its 1,440-metre course.
Operated by the BARC Yorkshire Centre, the venue hosts a busy programme of hillclimb competition, including rounds of the British Hillclimb Championship.
VISIT HAREWOOD HILL
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Thruxton Circuit
Thruxton Circuit has been at the heart of the British Automobile Racing Club since 1968 and remains home to BARC headquarters.
The Hampshire circuit continues to host BARC-organised race meetings, maintaining a relationship with the Club that stretches back more than five decades.