Lydden Hill Race Circuit

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Lydden Hill Race Circuit is a renowned motor racing venue in Kent, England, best known as the birthplace of rallycross and for hosting various national and international motorsport events.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf motor racing circuit
rallycross circuit
sports venue
birthplaceOf rallycross
category Motorsport venues in England
Sports venues in Kent
country United Kingdom
distanceFrom approximately 70 miles from London
firstRallycrossEventDate 1967 GENERATED
governingBodyJurisdiction Motorsport UK NERFINISHED
hasFeature Chessons Drift corner NERFINISHED
Devil’s Elbow corner NERFINISHED
Hairy Hill section NERFINISHED
hasSpectatorFacilities grandstands
grass banking
paddock viewing areas
hostedSeries British Rallycross Championship NERFINISHED
British Touring Car support events (historic) NERFINISHED
European Rallycross Championship NERFINISHED
FIA World Rallycross Championship NERFINISHED
club-level car racing championships
motorcycle racing events
knownAs Lydden Hill NERFINISHED
Lydden Hill International Race Circuit NERFINISHED
layoutType mixed-surface circuit
length 1.0 mile
approximately 1.6 kilometres
locatedIn England
Kent NERFINISHED
motorsportDisciplineHosted autocross
bike racing
circuit racing
drift racing
rallycross
rallysprint
truck racing
near Canterbury NERFINISHED
Dover NERFINISHED
notableFor being the birthplace of rallycross
short, technical layout
steep elevation changes
opened 1955
region South East England
safetyStandard national-level circuit licence
surface gravel sections for rallycross layout
tarmac
usedFor driver training
testing
track days

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Lydden hasLandmark Lydden Hill Race Circuit