Castle Combe Motorcycle National returns for a weekend of high speed racing
The roar of racing motorcycles will return to Castle Combe Circuit later this month as the Motorcycle National takes place over Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 July.
Held in partnership with NG Road Racing, the popular event promises two full days of thrilling on track action, featuring packed grids and close competition from riders tackling the circuit’s challenging 1.85 mile layout.
A firm favourite in Castle Combe’s motorsport calendar, the Motorcycle National attracts competitors and spectators from across the UK, offering an exciting mix of championship races and feature categories throughout the weekend.
Visitors will also have access to the paddock, providing the chance to get up close to the bikes, meet riders and experience the atmosphere behind the scenes between races.
Whether you’re a lifelong motorcycle racing fan or simply looking for an action packed day out, the event promises fast, competitive racing and the vibrant atmosphere that has become synonymous with NG Road Racing.
With summer in full swing, organisers are expecting another strong turnout for one of the standout two wheel events of the season.
The Castle Combe Motorcycle National takes place on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 July.
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