Dunrod Colour:White This shape follows the curve

This shape follows the curve of the perimeter road of RAF Silverstone and shows the original circuit as it would have been laid out through the 50's

39 mi course including chicane (Charlies & Stapletons) and Edwina's

074 mi long Grand Prix Circuit

In 1914 when World War One broke out racing at Brooklands stopped

Circuit de Monaco

Dunrod Colour:White This shape follows the curveDimensions Available in 360 and 580mm. Track Facts Dunrod is a road race street circuit near Belfast in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Between 1950 and 1955 it held the RAC Tourist Trophy and currently holds the Ulster Motorcycle Grand Prix (since 1953). Before that time the Ulster GP was held at the nearby Clady Circuit, between 1922 and 1952. The circuit is currently 7. 401 mi long sporting a shorter, stumpier hairpin at the Lindsay Hairpin corner.