Lydden Race Circuit
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| Location | Canterbury, Kent, UK |
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| Major events | Club racing |
| Circuit length | 1.609 kilometres (1.000 miles) |
| Turns | 6 |
| Lap record | 40.79seconds (Darren Dixon / Andy Hetherington, Windle-ADM F1 Sidecar, 1995) |
Lydden Race Circuit is the UK's shortest racing circuit at just under 1 mile, based near Canterbury in Kent. It is mainly used for rallycross, saloon and sports car racing and motorcycle racing. It is owned by the McLaren Formula 1 Team and rented to the British Motorcycle Racing Club.
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| British motor racing circuits |
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| Anglesey - Brands Hatch - Cadwell Park - Castle Combe - Croft - Donington Park - Goodwood - Knockhill - Lydden - Mallory Park - Oulton Park - Pembrey - Rockingham - Silverstone - Snetterton - Thruxton |
