Lydden Hill Race Circuit is the UK's shortest road racing circuit. The track, previously owned by the McLaren Group, has undergone massive changes to make it the hub of Kentish motorsport. The circuit is located at Wootton, about half-way between Canterbury and Dover in Kent. The track is mainly used for Rallycross, Drift, Saloon and Sports car racing as well as Motorcycle racing.
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On February 4, 1967, the sport of Rallycross was born at Lydden, thought up by TV producer Robert Reed (for ITV) and race organiser Bud Smith (750 Motor Club – Tunbridge Wells Centre) in cooperation with Chesson. Combining tarmac and non-tarmac elements, the inaugural race was won by Vic Elford in a Porsche 911. Since 1973, Lydden Circuit has seen rounds of Embassy/ERA European Rallycross Championships and FIA European Championships for Rallycross Drivers, the first 23 (till 1996) all organised by the Thames Estuary Automobile Club (TEAC). To this day, Lydden, as the so-called "Home of Rallycross", still holds British Rallycross Championship racing, especially with its popular Easter Monday meeting.
How to Find Us
Located just off A2
9 miles from Dover
Sat Nav CT4 6ET
Address
Lydden Hill Race Circuit,
Wootton,
Canterbury,
Kent
CT4 6ET
Track Information
The Lydden Hill track is approximately 1.2 miles long. This will equate to 3 Laps for any Taster experiences and 5 laps for any Thrill (Double the Distance) experiences. Mobile catering is provided on site by Lydden Hill and there is Disabled access.
