Set in the Lincolnshire Wolds, Cadwell Park combines fast, open sections with tighter bends through woodland. Its narrow layout and dramatic elevation changes give the circuit a distinctive character, with plenty to learn beyond the racing line.
The Circuit at a Glance
- Location: Near Louth, Lincolnshire, England
- Layout: Full circuit
- Length: Approximately 3.5 km / 2.2 miles
- Key sections: Coppice, Charlies, Gooseneck, the Mountain and Hall Bends
Corners to Get to Know
The lap begins with the climb through Coppice, followed by Charlies and the run along Park Straight. Park Corner leads into the sweeping Chris Curve, before the Gooseneck changes direction and drops towards Mansfield.
The circuit then approaches its best-known feature: the Mountain, a steep climb that gives Cadwell its unmistakable profile. The tighter closing section winds through Hall Bends, the Hairpin and Barn, before returning to the start-finish straight.
What Makes Cadwell Park Different?
Cadwell’s character comes from its changing pace. Fast bends and open straights give way to narrow, technical sections, while crests and dips affect how much of the circuit you can see ahead.
Learning how these sections connect helps you recognise what comes next, particularly through the woodland bends towards the end of the lap.
Prepare for Your Track Day
Use APEXGUIDE to follow a reference lap from the cockpit, explore the corner sequence and see how the circuit rises and falls. Choose race pace or a slower sighting lap to build familiarity before arriving.
Official Circuit Information
For circuit maps and details of the car and motorcycle layouts, visit the official Cadwell Park circuit guide.