ShareThere’s far more to this legendary circuit in Buckinghamshire than you may imagine.
Originally a World War II airfield, Silverstone became a racing circuit in 1948. Nowadays, Silverstone is home to the British Grand Prix, MotoGP and many other events such as the Walter Hays Trophy.
Alongside the main events, visitors to Silverstone can book one of their many experiences such as their Single Seaters, Ferrari or Mercedes AMG.
Visitors can also book tours of the circuit, visiting places such as race control or just take a look around the visitor centre and enjoy a nice cup of tea.
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