Pembrey Circuit
Pembrey Circuit
RACE TRACK ENGLAND
Pembrey Circuit
Pembrey Circuit CW is 2.3 km, 8 turns, clockwise.
Pembrey is a great venue, a technical race circuit - 2.4km in length - which can be used in a variety of combinations to suit the customer's requirements making it one of the most challenging race circuits in the UK.
Spanning 1.46 miles, the track offers a diverse mix of fast straights, technical corners, and challenging chicanes, making it an ideal playground for drivers and riders of all skill levels.
The circuit's smooth tarmac ensures optimal grip and performance for bikes and cars, while its open layout provides excellent visibility, enhancing both safety and the racing experience.
By using your own car or bike, you can enjoy the thrill of the track without the need for expensive race-prepped vehicles.
A Versatile Circuit: The 1.46-mile layout caters to a range of vehicles and skill levels, offering a mix of technical corners and high-speed straights.
Contact us
Pembrey Circuit
Llanelli
Carmarthenshire
SA16 0HZ
Tel.
01554 891042
Pembrey Circuit History
The circuit was developed in response to the poor state of motor racing in Wales during the early 1980s, with the Welsh Race Drivers' Association (WRDA) formed in 1981 to develop a new race circuit.
The first race meeting was held on May 21, 1989, with Nigel Petch winning the first race in an MGB. In 1990, the BARC signed a 50-year lease to operate the circuit on behalf of Carmarthenshire County Council.
In 2001, vast improvements were made with a track extension, new pit complex, and spectator bridge.
A brand new section of track was installed in 2017, allowing for more than one layout.