The first records of racing at Croft date back to the 1920s, but it was after World War 2 that Croft circuit became a significant motorsport venue.
The former RAF base started hosting motorsport events in 1962, with the tarmac going down two years later. However it wasn't until the circuit received a timely overhaul in 1997 that its recent success started to gather momentum, with the introduction of Superbike action.
In the past decade the North Yorkshire venue has been extended to 2.127 miles with new pits, paddock complex, control tower and spectator areas being constructed.
DIRECTIONS
From the north take junction 58 off the A1(M) signed Darlington. Follow this route through Darlington, then follow the A167 towards Northallerton. Croft Circuit is signposted approximately 2 miles south of Croft on Tees.
From the south take junction 57 off the A1(M) to Darlington. At the second roundabout take the 5th exit - signed Northallerton A167. Continue on this route as above. The nearest station to Croft Circuit is Darlington which is 4 miles to the North. Darlington Station is frequently serviced by the East Coast Main Line.
