Home of the British Grand Prix: Maggotts, Becketts, and Chapel on a former WWII airfield
Silverstone Circuit is a 3.66-mile Grand Prix road course in Northamptonshire, England. Built on a former RAF airfield, it is home of the British Grand Prix and a year-round hub for club racing and track days.
The 3.66-mile, 18 turns layout rewards smooth inputs and track knowledge, a lap that improves once you learn the braking markers and apexes.
Silverstone Circuit is on the European track-day calendar. Record laps in the LapsHub app with phone GPS or RaceBox telemetry when the session allows timing. Times upload automatically so you can chase a public leaderboard.
Notable features
- Maggotts / Becketts / Chapel: The high-speed left-right complex that sets the lap rhythm for modern F1 and GT cars.
- Copse: A fast right off the Wellington Straight, a signature commitment corner on the GP layout.
- Former airfield: Wide, open sight lines and multiple configurations on historic WWII runways.
- LapsHub: Time track days and club sessions at Silverstone with phone GPS or RaceBox, then chase the public board.