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The sleepy county of Northamptonshire is the setting for Britain’s exciting 2025 MotoGP race, where the tiny hamlet of Silverstone sees frantic activity over the Grand Prix weekend.
This Grand Prix event was the very first to be held on the British mainland in 1977, as all prior events had been hosted by the Isle of Man TT circuit. Silverstone has over 60 years of racing history and has seen some incredible racing over the last few decades.
In 2010 the circuit was completely revamped; it is now one of the fastest tracks on the Championship calendar, and at 5.9 kilometres it is also one of the longest. The track also has eight left and ten right corners, with the longest straight measuring at 770 metres, quite a bit shorter than some of the European circuits. Dani Pedrosa currently holds the track record of 2’01.941 which he set at the 2013 event.
In 2010 the circuit was completely revamped; it is now one of the fastest tracks on the Championship calendar, and at 5.9 kilometres it is also one of the longest. The track also has eight left and ten right corners, with the longest straight measuring at 770 metres, quite a bit shorter than some of the European circuits. Dani Pedrosa currently holds the track record of 2’01.941 which he set at the 2013 event.
British MotoGP tickets are highly sought after as it is a very popular event on the motorcycle racing circuit. While Silverstone is a sleepy little town, there is plenty to do and see in this scenic area of England, and at just a train ride away from London, you can explore the capital to your heart’s content.
Enquire about our British MotoGP ticket packages and one of our dedicated consultants will be in touch to discuss your travel arrangements, as well as how you can upgrade your package to include flights, transfers and VIP treatment and access.
England is a sports fan’s paradise where passion and history collide at every turn. From the roar of the crowd at Old Trafford during a Manchester United match to the prestigious Wimbledon tennis courts, there’s no shortage of action for sports lovers. Beyond the stadiums, England offers a rich mix of cultural landmarks, historic sites, and vibrant cities, all brimming with their own unique energy.
Whether you’re catching a game of football, exploring the beauty of the English countryside, or soaking up the atmosphere of London’s theatre district, this country is packed with experiences for every type of adventurer. So, lace up your boots, pack your bags, and get ready for a trip full of iconic English sports and culture!
