Blyton Park
Gainsborough, United Kingdom
2.57 km • 13 Corners
About Blyton Park
Blyton Park Driving Centre is a purpose-built motorsport, testing and driver training venue located in Lincolnshire, near Gainsborough. Opened in 2011 on a former RAF airfield, the circuit has quickly become one of the UK’s most popular grassroots track day venues thanks to its flexible layout options, open run-off areas and relaxed atmosphere. The circuit offers several configurations that can be run independently or combined to suit different types of events, from compact sprint sessions to longer flowing layouts for performance cars and motorcycles. While shorter than many traditional race circuits, Blyton Park is highly technical, rewarding precision, consistency and car control. Blyton Park is widely used for public car track days, motorcycle track days, racing schools, manufacturer testing, drift days and driver tuition. Its accessibility, relatively low running costs and friendly environment make it a favourite for first-time track drivers as well as experienced enthusiasts looking for seat time. The venue is independently operated and focused almost exclusively on testing, training and track day use rather than large-scale spectator racing, creating a relaxed but performance-focused environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Blyton Park Driving Centre is located in Lincolnshire, England, near the village of Blyton and the town of Gainsborough. The full address is Kirton Road, Blyton, Near Gainsborough, DN21 3PE, United Kingdom.
Depending on the layout used, Blyton Park ranges up to approximately 1.6 miles (2.57 km) in length. Shorter sprint and training layouts are also available.
Yes. Blyton Park regularly hosts public car and motorcycle track days, testing sessions, drift days and performance driving courses through various organisers.
Blyton Park is primarily a testing, training and track day circuit. It does not host major professional wheel-to-wheel race championships, focusing instead on driver development and track experiences.
Blyton Park offers several configurations including the Eastern Circuit, Western Circuit, Sprint Circuit and combined layouts that allow organisers to tailor the experience to different vehicles and skill levels.
Yes. The circuit is very popular with beginners due to its compact size, open run-off areas, relatively low speeds compared with larger circuits, and the availability of driver tuition.
Yes. Blyton Park operates noise limits which are typically around 95–105 dB(A) depending on the type of event. Static and drive-by testing may be carried out, and extremely loud vehicles may be restricted.
Yes. Modified cars are welcome at Blyton Park as long as they meet the venue’s safety and noise regulations. Vehicles must also pass basic scrutineering checks on the day.
Yes. Blyton Park’s open layout, close-proximity corners and compact nature make it excellent for track day and drift photography, with strong opportunities for both action and panning shots.
After your event, you can search LapSnaps by track name or date to find Blyton Park track day photos and purchase high-resolution downloads directly from the photographers.
Blyton Park Driving Centre is independently owned and operated as a dedicated motorsport testing, training and track day venue.
Yes. Blyton Park runs events throughout the year, although winter schedules are weather-dependent and may be limited during periods of poor conditions.
Photographers regularly attend public events at Blyton Park.
Yes. LapSnaps features Blyton Park track day photos from verified photographers. You can browse galleries by event date and purchase high-resolution digital downloads directly online.
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