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ANGLESEY started operating in 1997 and caters for car and bike circuit racing, single event stage rallies and rallycross. There is also a racing school. Once owned by the Army the tank tracks have gone and you now have a superb location with excellent viewing. The circuit locations disadvantage is its proximity to the Irish Sea which can whip up a real variety of weather. Take water proofs and get ready for wind. On dry days the location is brilliant and worth the visit. Weather won't matter to die-hard fans so if this is the first you've heard of Anglesey give them a ring for an event list, or visit their official website.

MAJOR REVISION The circuit was been changed beyond recognition during 2006/2007 and opened for the first event in May 2007. When we have visited we will update the circuit layout and information. You can view the new circuit at their website.
CIRCUIT LOCATION :
Ty Croes
Anglesey Circuit
Gwynedd
LL63 5TF		 CIRCUIT CONTACT :
tel : 01407 811400
email :
web: www.angleseycircuit.com
Anglesey location
 HOW TO GET THERE

from the North
Chester. A55 West to Bangor. A5 over Menai Straight bridge. Left onto B4422 South.
from the South
Shrewsbury, Shropshire. A5 North through Oswestry, Llangollen, Betws-y-Coed to Bangor. A5 over Menai Straight bridge. Left onto B4422 South.
from the East
Chester. A55 West to Bangor. A5 over Menai Straight bridge. Left onto B4422 South.
from the West
Ireland and Isle of Man to Holyead ferry then A5 East.
Anglesey circuit

Anglesey Circuit Layout
ANGLESEY
International GP circuit
2.100 miles
3.380 km		 Coastal circuit
1.550 miles
2.494 km		 National circuit
1.200 miles
1.931 km		 Club circuit
0.800 miles
1.287 km
VIEWING -
Start/Finish STRAIGHT
A clockwise circuit with the main straight containing the start/finish line. The gradients at Anglesey make for an exciting challenge for drivers and riders. From 'the hairpin' to 'school' there is a blind crest then drop towards the sea.

We need to drive the circuit to give a full idea of the layout but we can provide some ideas of what you will experience on a visit.

SCHOOL
A sweeping curve to the uphill section towards 'rocket. School is either taken at fast speed off the main downhill straight, or a sharp right off the corkscrew.
Best viewed from the banked area between school and the sea.

ROCKET
From the long curve of church or school into a short uphill gradient and brake hard for a 90 degree short curve left hander into the tight 180 degree right at rocket. The there it is a short straight up to peel.
Spectator banking on outfield

PEEL
A moderate right hander leads to a blind crest towards the amazing corkscrew.

CORSKCREW
Not used on the International GP circuit as the moderate left hander banks down onto the tom pryce straight. Otherwise the corkscrew mimics Laguna Seca although mirrored. Blind crest right followed sudden drop towards school.
Good views from the outfield at school

HAIRPIN


THE BANKING


CHURCH


ACCESS -
The paddock is generally accessible. Facilities for spectators tend to be of the 'mobile' variety for food. Overall Anglesey is a track for the enthusiast who enjoys close-up action with little pampering. Don't forget that as tracks get more popular the run-off areas get wider, so pay a visit whilst the action is really in front of you.