Britain's fastest circuit, built on a wartime airfield in Hampshire. Wide, fast, and almost entirely flat, Thruxton is a circuit where bravery is rewarded. The sweeping Noble–Church complex is taken at high speed in a single flowing line, while Campbell/Cobb is among the most demanding high-speed sequences in domestic racing.

Average lap speeds at Thruxton are the highest of any BTCC venue, regularly exceeding 120 mph. It's a true driver's circuit where mechanical sympathy under sustained high loads is paramount.