Longridge circuit, Motor racing circuit in Tootle Heights quarry, Lancashire, England.
Longridge Circuit was a racing track located in a former quarry in Lancashire and made use of the site's existing pathways. The layout wound through uneven terrain with curves and elevation changes that made driving through it demanding.
The track came into use during the 1970s and operated for five years as a racing venue. It served as a testing ground for various drivers and vehicles exploring the limits of this unusual racing location.
The circuit brought motorsport enthusiasts together for both two-wheel and four-wheel racing events in the Lancashire region.
The quarry's uneven surface requires care when walking and navigating the site. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and allow time to carefully explore the terrain.
The site became overgrown and naturalized after the track closed. Today only traces of the former racing paths remain visible in the landscape, offering reminders of its motorsport past.
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