
| Length | 2.3560m 3.79161km |
| Corners | 11 |
| Lefthand | 7 |
| Righthand | 4 |
| Pole Position | Right |
| BSB Lap Record | Gregorio Lavilla - Ducati 1:14.890 (2006) |
Originally built in 1940 as RAF Thruxton, a World War II airfield and home to both the RAF and USAF, the site was used for troop-carrying aircraft and gliders during the D-Day landings. In 1946 it was decommissioned and from 1950 it was used for motorsport. Motorcycling was the first sport to be staged there, with four-wheeled racing commencing from 1952. Thruxton is one of the fastest circuits on the British Superbike Championship calendar and one which has hosted events as varied as World Endurance motorcycles, European F2 cars and trucks. The demands of the circuit range from the long, fast straights and flowing corners to tight, demanding Complex and Chicane sections.
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Race one:
Tommy Hill battled his way out to his second win of the season after a five-way dog fight. Stuart Easton got off to another of his flying starts ahead of Hill and Yukio Kagayama. Brookes was fired up for the win and was closing on Hill. At the front Kagayama made a move on leaderEastonto take the lead for the first time in over six years. Brookes was attacking hard; he passed Hill to take third and then two laps later he passedEaston. Brookes took the lead and the battle was behind then between the Worx Crescent Suzukis. Hill took the lead from Brookes on the penultimate lap and then edged a slight advantage to hold the lead, with the HM Plant Honda rider taking his first podium of the season. Kagayama took his first top three finish since the penultimate race in 2004.
Race two:
Josh Brookes took a maiden BSB race win; becoming the first Australian to win a race since Troy Bayliss in 1999. Brookes had a lightening start to lead Yukio Kagayama, Gary Mason and Tommy Hill. Hill moved second and was closing on Brookes who had pulled a few bike lengths. Stuart Easton, Hill, Kagayama, Michael Rutter andEastonwere inseparable as they fought it out for the podium finish. The pack battling for third diced lap after lap for positions withEastontaking the advantage, but in the final laps Ryuichi Kiyonari joined the fray as he closed in.Eastonwas able to hold on to third in the closing stages and although Hill was shadowing his Australian rival but was unable to make a pass.
Thruxton is readily accessible from both the M3 and M4. Once on the A303, follow signs for Thruxton Circuit only, ignoring signs for Thruxton village. Upon leaving the A303 follow signs for Thruxton Circuit. There is a main line train station in Andover (10 minutes away) which runs from Waterloo.
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