Rockingham reopen for trackday business!

Published: 05 July 2019

Rockingham International Speedway has previously been a great circuit for bikes

Rockingham International Raceway, near Corby in Northamptonshire, is set to reopen its gates to bikers, following what was previously billed as a permanent closure.

There are two trackdays on the cards for the next few months – August 26 and September 21 – available to book now through the No Limits Trackdays website.

The site, which had originally been built for banked oval racing, was saw its last day of racing back in November 2018 after being sold for redevelopment into a vehicle logistics centre.

There are 13 configurations of circuit on location, with seating for up to 52,000 when it opened its doors back in 2001.

Famous BSB winners there include Michael Rutter, Sean Emmett and Yukio Kagayama.

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By Gareth Evans

Head of digital - motorcycling; engineering enthusiast, historic motorsport fan. Gareth is an award-winning NCTJ-trained journalist and editor, a member of the British Society of Magazine Editors and a digital publishing nerd. He's worked in both bike and car journalism over a career spanning 15 years, and regularly contributes to Classic Cars magazine and Parkers.co.uk alongside his work in motorcycling. He's running a Kawasaki Ninja 650 this year on the MCN Fleet.

Rockingham International Speedway has previously been a great circuit for bikes