England
Lydden Hill
Lydden Hill Race Circuit is a 1-mile mixed-surface circuit near Dover, Kent — the birthplace of rallycross (1967) — and host to FIA World Rallycross Championship events, operating since 1955.
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About Lydden Hill
Lydden Hill Race Circuit is a 1-mile (1.609 km) mixed-surface motorsport venue located near Dover in Kent, England, widely recognized as the birthplace of rallycross. The circuit features four turns and combines asphalt with loose-surface sections, specializing in rallycross, drift, and circuit racing, and has hosted the FIA World Rallycross Championship and FIA European Rallycross Championship. As the shortest permanent road racing circuit in the United Kingdom, the venue has been operating since 1955 and remains an iconic destination for rallycross enthusiasts worldwide.
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