Cadwell Park
Louth, United Kingdom
2.174 miles (3.50 km) • 10 Corners
About Cadwell Park
Cadwell Park is one of the most famous and technically demanding race circuits in the United Kingdom, located in the Lincolnshire countryside near Louth. Opened in 1934, the circuit is renowned for its dramatic elevation changes, narrow ribbon of tarmac and thrilling roller-coaster style layout, earning it the nickname “The Mini Nürburgring.” Unlike many modern, wide autodromes, Cadwell Park remains a natural parkland circuit carved through woodland and open fields. The track rises and falls sharply through a series of blind crests, fast sweepers and tight technical corners, making it particularly popular with skilled drivers and riders. The circuit is especially famous for motorcycle racing, with the dramatic Mountain section launching bikes momentarily airborne as they crest at speed. Cadwell also hosts extensive car racing, historic events, club championships, track days and driver training throughout the season. Cadwell Park is operated by MotorSport Vision (MSV) and remains one of the most respected classic circuits in the UK for both competitors and spectators.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cadwell Park is located near Louth in Lincolnshire, England. The full address is Cadwell Park Circuit, Cadwell, Louth, Lincolnshire, LN11 9SE, United Kingdom.
The full Cadwell Park circuit is 2.174 miles (3.50 km) long. A shorter Club Circuit layout of 1.208 miles (1.94 km) is also used for some events.
Yes. Cadwell Park regularly hosts public car and motorcycle track days, driving experiences and tuition events through MSV and approved organisers.
The Mountain is a steep crest near the end of the lap where motorcycles can briefly become airborne at speed. It is one of the most iconic features in UK motorsport and a major attraction for spectators and photographers.
Yes. Cadwell Park hosts major car and motorcycle championships, including British Superbikes support races, historic racing and numerous national club series.
Cadwell Park can be driven by beginners, but it is considered an advanced circuit due to its narrow width, blind crests and dramatic elevation changes. Most organisers provide novice groups and instruction.
Yes. Cadwell Park operates noise limits. Most track days run around 105 dB(A) static, with drive-by monitoring typically between 92–98 dB(A) depending on the event. Vehicles exceeding limits may be black-flagged.
Yes, modified cars are welcome as long as they meet MSV safety and noise regulations. Vehicles failing noise tests or scrutineering may be restricted.
Yes. Cadwell Park is one of the most photogenic circuits in the UK thanks to its forest setting, elevation changes and the legendary Mountain jump, which creates dramatic action shots for car and motorcycle photography.
After your event, you can search LapSnaps by track and date details to find Cadwell Park track day photos and purchase high-resolution digital downloads directly from photographers.
Cadwell Park is operated by MotorSport Vision (MSV), one of the UK’s leading race circuit operators.
Cadwell Park typically runs from spring through late autumn. Winter operation is limited due to weather conditions and seasonal scheduling.
Photographers regularly attend public events at Cadwell Park.
Yes. LapSnaps features Cadwell Park track day photos from verified photographers. You can browse by event date and purchase high-resolution digital downloads directly online.
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