Caldwell Park Circuit

The racing circuit at Cadwell Park opened its doors for the first time in 1934. It is located in the north of England, near the towns of Louth and Lincoln. It is one of Europe's most spectacular circuits and is attractive, both for its location - it is surrounded by trees and vegetation and by the numerous curves, slopes and narrow passages, which require a lot of skill to navigate . The part of the circuit that attracts more viewers is "The Mountain", so called because it comprises an ascending slope (10 meter high) that drops down at the end, which means that most riders spend a few thousandths of a second in the air.