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{{Infobox motorsport venue
|Name           = Mallory Park Circuit
|Location       = [[Leicestershire]], [[United Kingdom|UK]] 
|Coordinates    = {{coord|52|35|55|N|1|20|16|W|display=inline,title}} 
|Time           = [[Greenwich Mean Time|GMT]] ([[UTC+0]])<br />[[British Summer Time|BST]] (April–October, [[UTC+1]])
|Image          = Mallory Park track map.svg
|Image_caption  = Superbike Circuit (2006–present)
|Events         = '''Current:'''<br />'''[[Mallory Park Race of the Year]]''' (1958–1981, 1986–1992, 1994–2008, 2011, 2014, 2016–2018, 2021–present)<br />'''Former:'''<br />[[British Superbike Championship|BSB]] (1987–2002, 2004–2010)<br />[[Motocross World Championship]] (2008–2009)<br />[[ASCAR Racing Series|VSR V8 Trophy]] (2008)<br />[[BOSS GP|BOSS Formula]] (1996–1997)<br />[[British Touring Car Championship|BSCC]] (1958, 1960, 1967–1969, 1971–1972, 1974–1976, 1978–1982)<br />[[British Formula 3 International Series|British F3]] (1964–1982)<br />[[European Formula 5000 Championship|Formula 5000]] (1969–1975)<br />[[European Formula Two Championship|Formula Two]] (1972–1973)<br />[[European Touring Car Championship|ETCC]] (1963–1964)
|Broke_ground   = 1956
|Opened         = {{Start date and age|df=yes|1956|04|26}} (as hard-surfaced course)
|Layout1        = Car Circuit (1956–present)
|miles_first    = true
|Length_km      = 2.173
|Length_mi      = 1.350
|Turns          = 5
|Record_time    = 37.92
|Record_driver  = Nick Algar 
|Record_car     = Gould GR55 
|Record_year    = 2009
|Record_class   = British Sprint Championship
|Layout2        = Superbike Circuit (2006–present)
|Length_km2     = 2.269
|Length_mi2     = 1.410
|Turns2         = 13
|Record_time2   = 0:55.845
|Record_driver2 = [[Ryuichi Kiyonari]]
|Record_car2    = [[Honda CBR1000RR]]
|Record_year2   = [[2007 British Superbike Championship|2007]]
|Record_class2  = [[British Superbike Championship|BSB]]
|Layout3        = Motorcycle Short Circuit (2003–present)
|Length_km3     = 2.237
|Length_mi3     = 1.390
|Turns3         = 10
|Record_time3   = 0:50.660
|Record_driver3 = [[Bradley Ray]]
|Record_car3    = [[Suzuki GSX-R1000]]
|Record_year3   = [[Mallory Park Race of the Year|2017]]
|Record_class3  = [[Superbike racing|Superbike]] 
|Layout4        = Oval Circuit (1956–present)
|Length_km4     = 1.609
|Length_mi4     = 1.000
|Turns4         = 4
|Record_time4   = 0:33.840
|Record_driver4 = [[Ian Fewings]]
|Record_car4    = [[Ford Mondeo#Motorsport|Ford Mondeo]]
|Record_year4   = 1995
|Record_class4  = [[Super Touring]]
}}

[[File:Start-Finish - geograph.org.uk - 207839.jpg|thumb|300px|The start and finish area with lakes beyond|alt=View of the track stretching away to the left from an elevated grassy bank with spectators, showing circuit buildings of far side of track with lakes beyond against a dappled sky]]
'''Mallory Park''' is a [[motor racing]] circuit situated in the village of [[Kirkby Mallory]], just off the [[A47 road|A47]], between [[Leicester]] and [[Hinckley]], in central England. Originally used for [[Grass track racing|grass-track]] until 1955, a new, basically oval hard-surfaced course was constructed for 1956, with a later extension forming a loop with a [[Hairpin turn|hairpin bend]].<ref name = "circuit guide">Britain's Top Circuits, race circuit guide, 1966 hard copy (free supplement with [[The Motor Cycle|''Motor Cycle'']]), Accessed 2015-05-02</ref>

With the car circuit measuring only {{cvt|1.350|mi|km|abbr=on}} it is amongst the shortest permanent race circuits in the UK. However, chicanes introduced to reduce speeds in motorcycle events mean that the Superbike Circuit is now slightly longer, at {{cvt|1.410|mi|km|abbr=on}}. Shorter UK circuits are [[Lydden Race Circuit|Lydden Hill]], [[Brands Hatch|Brands Hatch Indy circuit]], Scotland's [[Knockhill Racing Circuit|Knockhill]] and [[Silverstone Circuit|Silverstone's diminutive Stowe]] circuit.

==The Circuit==

[[File:The hairpin and circuit buildings - geograph.org.uk - 207828.jpg|300px|right|The Hairpin (aka Shaw's Corner)]]
The circuit has a number of formations, founded on a basic one-mile oval, with the majority of configurations including the northerly extension to the tight, 180° ''Shaw's Corner''. When used without the hairpin-loop, to achieve the shorter-length lap (one mile) configuration, the link section was known as ''Castrol Chicane''.<ref>"Circuit Map, copyright Mallory Park 1968". 1972 Race of the Year programme, inside rear cover. Accessed 25 July 2022</ref>

At the other end of the circuit lies the long right-hand ''Gerard's Bend''. Gerard's is about a third of a mile long and turns through nearly 200°. It was named after local racing hero [[Bob Gerard]], who opened the newly reconstructed circuit on 25 April 1956. Unusually, there are a number of large lakes occupying approximately half of the circuit infield. Despite its short length and Shaw's Corner, also known as The Hairpin, the tightest corner of any UK track, (other than the hairpin on [[Cadwell Park]]'s short circuit,) Mallory is a fast circuit. To reduce speeds for motorcycle racing a pair of chicanes were introduced, together with a revised exit to Gerard's. ''Edwina's'' was added toward the end of the straight following Gerard's, named after former managing director of the circuit Edwina Overend, and the ''Bus Stop Chicane'' on the descent to the sweeping left kink, the ''Devil's Elbow'', a blind, downhill, [[Off-camber corner|off camber]] left-hander before the start–finish line on ''Kirkby Straight''. In 2003 a new complex was added toward the end of Gerard's curve. This sequence of bends was designed to reduce speeds on entry to Edwina's, and to prevent motorcycles from colliding as they jockey for position into the chicane.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.mallorypark.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=136%3Acircuit-tour&Itemid=112 |title=Circuit Tour |access-date=15 March 2013 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120311191339/http://www.mallorypark.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=136%3Acircuit-tour&Itemid=112 |archive-date=11 March 2012 |url-status=dead |df=dmy-all }}</ref> Mallory is the only major oval course remaining in Britain following the closure of [[Rockingham Motor Speedway]].<ref>{{Cite news|url= https://www.autosport.com/national/news/the-tonka-toy-series-returning-from-a-year-long-hibernation/6499079/ |title= The 'tonka toy' series returning from a year-long hibernation |last= Mackley |first= Stefan |work= [[Autosport]] |date= 1 May 2021 |access-date= 6 May 2021}}</ref>

Mallory Park does not have any true permanent garage facilities, although there are a handful of open garages in the pitlane.

==History==

===Origins – 1950s===
[[File:Mallory Park Trackday.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Motorcycle riders passing through the John Cooper Esses, taking part in a circuit [[track day]]]]
The estate at Mallory Park has many historical connections, the oldest being the unique Anglo-Saxons defended moat which is now known as [[Kirkby Moats]], while a Roman road passes through the estate.  Fast forward to the 18th century, when in 1762, [[Edward Noel, 1st Viscount Wentworth|Sir Edward Noel]] became Viscount Wentworth, the title descended on the distaff side. [[Lord Byron]] married into the Wentworth family and it is said on his visits to Mallory, he wrote beneath the shade of the Lebanon cedar tree which still stands in the grounds of [[Kirkby Hall]]. The last occupant of Kirkby Hall was [[Herbert Clarkson]] who died in 1941, when it was sold.

During the [[World War II|Second World War]], the circuit started life as Royal Air Force Kirkby Mallory, a satellite landing ground (SLG) and closed in 1947. The hall was a large house which was demolished in 1952, leaving only the stable block and the coach house which now forms the circuit offices, workshops, hotel, pub and restaurant.

The estate of 300 acres was sold by auction in 1953 and was bought by a Mr. Moult of Derby who planned to have horse racing on the disused pony trotting track. Following the war, Mallory became a [[pony trotting]] circuit in the late 1940s, which defined the outline of the oval track still in use today. After the financial collapse of the equestrian club responsible for the circuit (Kirkby Mallory Racing Association), the track was hired by various motorcycle clubs for grass track motorcycle and motorcycle sidecar racing.  For example, between September 1949 until 1954, the Leicester Query Motorcycle Club held grass track races. In 1955, the estate was purchased by Clive Wormleighton, under whose influence, the present tarmac was constructed at a cost of £60,000 in 1956. Upon completion of the building work, a circuit test was held on 26 April, when local Grand Prix driver [[Bob Gerard]] and [[Maurice Cann]] respectively conducted a [[Cooper Car Company|Cooper]]-Bristol Formula Two car and a [[Moto Guzzi]] motorcycle around the track, Gerard managing an 81&nbsp;mph lap.<ref name=Swinger>Peter Swinger, "Motor Racing Circuits in England : Then & Now" (Ian Allan Publishing, {{ISBN|0 7110 3104 5}}, 2008)</ref>

The very first race was held on 29 April, when the Leicester Query Club organised a motorcycle meeting. A large crowd in excess of 20,000 spectators attended the ''Grand Opening'' event on 13 May 1956. 248 riders arrived in Leicestershire for this meeting, which saw [[George Salter (motorcyclist)|George Salter]] set the first lap record at a speed of 84.08&nbsp;mph, riding a [[Norton Motorcycle Company|Norton]] bike. Cars first appeared at the Whit Monday meeting, the event being organised by Baron Greville, (Peter Fulke Greville) of the [[Nottingham Sports Car Club]]. The first car race victory went to D. Rees in an Austin.<ref name=Swinger/>

[[File:Colin Chapman statue Mallory Park.jpg|thumb|A statue of Lotus Cars and Team Lotus founder Colin Chapman, at the Hairpin Gate into the Mallory Park motor racing circuit]]
Many famous racing stars have raced at Mallory over the years, indeed a young [[John Surtees]] raced against his father, [[Jack Surtees (motorcyclist)|Jack Surtees]]. While Jack was a successful grass track racer at Mallory, John went on to be only World Champion on both two and four wheels.<ref name=Swinger/>

Famous competitors who have raced at Mallory, include [[John Surtees]] who won the first ‘[[Mallory Park Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]’ in 1958. While, the 1960 race, saw [[Mike Hailwood]] win and set a new lap record of 89&nbsp;mph. Both Hailwood and Surtees, along with Jim Clark and Colin Chapman are commemorated with Statues at the front gate. Around this time, Clive Wormleighton added the lakes, which were formed by adding the sluice gate across the Brook.<ref name=Swinger/><ref name="mallorypark.co.uk">{{cite web |url=http://www.mallorypark.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=137&Itemid=112 |title=Mallory History |access-date=2013-03-15 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130224031218/http://www.mallorypark.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=137&Itemid=112 |archive-date=24 February 2013 |df=dmy-all }}</ref>

===1960s===

Clive Wormleighton continued to run the circuit very successfully until 1962 when ownership passed to [[Grovewood Securities]] in July, the previous owner remaining in a consultancy capacity until the end of September. Before this, on 11 June 1962 Mallory Park saw it first non-championship Formula One (''[[1962 International 2000 Guineas|International 2000 Guineas]]'') race, won by [[John Surtees]] aboard a [[Lola Cars|Lola]] [[Lola Mk4|Mk4]] from the privately entered Lotuses of [[Jack Brabham]] and [[Graham Hill]]. Surtees was now a major race winner at Mallory on both 2 and 4 wheels.<ref name=Swinger/>

Over the next two years, a considerable amount of money was spent on Mallory with the building of new spectator stands and a new commentators’ press and timekeepers’ boxes. Further developments took place raising the standard of the track. Crowds grew and in 1962, over 50,000 people paid to see the ''Post TT International'' Motor Cycle meeting, when Mike Hailwood won, improving the lap record to 91.70&nbsp;mph. This led to it ''[[Mallory Park Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]'' and ''Sidecar race of the Year'' being sponsored by ''the Daily Mail''. Under the control of Peter Fulke Greville, Grovewood Securities, Mallory enjoyed its golden days in the 1960s and 1970s with some of the greatest names in motorsport competing there. Amongst these, a young Austrian who arrived for the Whit Sunday meeting in 1964, for his first race in England in a new [[Formula Two]] [[Brabham]] – [[Jochen Rindt]]. He asked [[Denny Hulme]] if he could follow him round to learn the circuit and then proceeded to set fastest time in qualifying; despite being delayed in the race, he finished third behind the reigning World Champion, [[Jim Clark]] and his experienced team-mate [[Peter Arundell]].<ref name=Swinger/><ref name="mallorypark.co.uk"/>

=== 1970s ===

Throughout the Sixties and Seventies, the circuit hosted almost every major British car and bike championship.  However, on occasions there were European Championship events. For example, 12 March 1972, saw FIA [[European Formula Two Championship]], with Dave Morgan winning in his Reeves Racing [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] BT35, from the future Ferrari pairing of [[Niki Lauda]] and [[Carlos Reutemann]].

1970 saw Mallory used as a venue for cycle racing with the [[1970 UCI Road World Championships|World road race championships]] being run on a road course starting and finishing at Mallory and incorporating the circuit (reversed) each lap. The professional event was won by ill-fated Belgian [[Jean-Pierre Monseré]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tr-au_QdOY|title=Monseré - championnat du monde de cyclisme 1970 - championship 1970|date=15 September 2013|via=YouTube}}</ref>

Formula Two returned again 1973, this time Morgan could only finish third. The victor was Frenchman, [[Jean-Pierre Jarier]] in his works [[March Engineering|March]]-[[BMW in motorsport|BMW]] 732. Second was [[Dave McConnell (racing driver)|Dave McConnell]].

After a little over 20 years, the owners of Mallory Park offered the estate for sale; no doubt the expense of bringing [[Brands Hatch]] (which Grovewood also owned) up to current Grand Prix standards had some effort on the decision and the re-opening of [[Donington Park]], which was only some 20 miles away, may have influenced the decision. Mallory was once more on the market but, reportedly with a restriction in its future use for motor sport on its future use for motor racing, although planning permission had been obtained for the erection of 30 dwelling on the estate.<ref name=Swinger/>

Meanwhile, famously the [[Bay City Rollers]] tartan army played a concert during a BBC-organised 'Fun Day' on 18 May 1975, on a stage specifically constructed in the middle of the lake.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.radiorewind.co.uk/radio1/fun_days.htm|title=Radio Rewind - BBC Radio 1 Shows - Fun Days|website=www.radiorewind.co.uk}}</ref>

===1980s and onwards===

[[File:Lotus Elite at Mallory Park.JPG|thumb|right|200px|A [[Lotus Elite]] cornering on a [[hairpin turn|hairpin]] in November 2009.]]
Edwina Overend was the competitions secretary of the Midlands Centre of the [[British Racing and Sports Car Club]] (BRSCC); during the close of the 1982 season, the expected cessation of racing at Mallory loomed large and various time wasters had come and gone, Overend approached [[Chris Meek (racing driver)|Chris Meek]] with a view to his purchasing the estate. Meek was a well-known racing driver and businessman who effected the purchase late in 1982, and reopened the circuit on 29 May 1983, the first race of the new era being organised by the [[750 Motor Club]].{{clarify|date=September 2022}}

In late 1983, the reported owners – Motor Circuit Developments (MCD) announced that the circuit would close due to restriction of usage – being limited to race-days only – meant the circuit was not viable without alternative-use of the track for practice days.<ref>"ACU News. Mallory Park — end of an era". ''Motorcycle Sport'', October 1982, p.476. Accessed 15 September 2022</ref>

There was no interruption to the programme and Mallory went from strength to strength, apart from a hiccup from in December 1985 when the local borough council served a Noise Nuisance Order which restricted use of the circuit to 40 days a year. On Sundays there is an absolute curfew and no racing engines must be run after 6 pm.<ref name="Swinger"/>

In late 1987, Edwina and Ron Overend trading as Mallory Park (Motorsport) Ltd., negotiated a long term lease with Chris Meek's Titan Properties to ensure the future of racing at Mallory.<ref>"Mallory secure". ''Motorcycle Sport & Leisure'', January 1987, p.22. Accessed 25 July 2022</ref>

Mallory Park has hosted all major motor racing formulae to be contested in post-war England – [[European Formula Two Championship]], [[British Formula One Championship]], [[Group 7 (racing)|Group 7]] sport cars, European [[Formula 5000]], [[British Formula 3 International Series|British Formula Three Championship]] and [[British Touring Car Championship|British Saloon Car Championship]]. In the 1981 programme the name of [[Damon Hill]] appears as one of the ‘Ams’ in the [[Yamaha RD350]] Pro-Am series.<ref name="Swinger"/>

The [[British Superbike Championship]] was last hosted at Mallory for the 2010 season, where it was used since 1995 (with the exception of 2003).<ref>[https://www.crash.net/bsb/news/164261/1/mallory-park-disappointed-by-bsb-snub Mallory Park 'disappointed' to be left off calendar] crash.net, 13 October 2010. Retrieved 25 July 2022</ref><ref>[https://www.visordown.com/news/racing/bsb/10-alternative-circuits-bsb-should-totally-race 10 alternative circuits the BSB should totally race at!] visordown.com, 28 December 2021. Retrieved 25 July 2022</ref>

Annually in October, The Festival of Sidecars takes place. No solo machines compete, but [[sidecar]]s of all categories are entered, including three-wheelers such as those made by the [[Morgan Motor Company]].

From the mid-1990s, the BRSCC promoted EuroCars, V6 and V8 saloon-outline cars which had graduated from the stock car circuits. At Mallory Park, they ran anticlockwise on the oval circuit.<ref name=Swinger/>

==Records==

[[File:Lola T70 Spyder Mallory Park.JPG|thumb|right|200px|A [[Lola T70]] Spyder sports car, on test at Mallory Park, October 2007]]
The history of the {{convert|100|mph|adj=on}} lap at the Leicestershire circuit is interesting; the first one was a long time coming, for it was not until 1966 that it finally happened when on 29 May, Denny Hulme took a [[Lola T70]] round in 47.6sec at a speed of {{convert|102.10|mph|abbr=on}}. Two years later, [[Roy Pike]] established the first Formula Three {{convert|100|mph|abbr=on}} lap in a Titan, which he took round in 48sec ({{convert|101.25|mph|abbr=on}}). The lap record fell again to John E Miles in 1964 who drove a Turner Cosworth Mk2 VUD 701, winning the British Championship outright, beating the mighty AC Cobra's. The organiser of the event Peter Fulke Greville was later to learn his son Chris Fulke-Greville would own this car in the 1980's and still lap the circuit in record time. With coming of the large capacity single-seater like the Formula 5000 and Formula One cars, the outright record continue to fall until, in 1979, [[Ricardo Zunino]] took an [[Arrows Grand Prix International|Arrows]] [[Arrows A1|A1]] round in 40.065sec at an incredible {{convert|121.32|mph|abbr=on}}. 22 years after the {{convert|100|mph|adj=on}} late, [[Vincenzo Sospiri]] established the first such lap in a [[Formula Ford]] when he drove a [[Van Diemen RF88]] at {{convert|100.41|mph|abbr=on}} in 48.44sec.<ref name=Swinger/>

By the end of the 20th Century, the outright lap record on the full circuit, which still stands to the credit of [[Johan Rajamäki]], driving a Formula One [[Footwork Arrows|Footwork-Judd]] [[Footwork FA13|FA13]] in the BOSS Formula at {{convert|127.12|mph|abbr=on}} in 38.23secs. it was set on 5 May 1997.<ref name=Swinger/>

On the oval circuit, the record has stood since May 1995, the credit of a V6 [[Ford Mondeo]] Eurocar of [[Ian Fewings]] at {{convert|106.51|mph|abbr=on}} in 33.840sec.<ref name=Swinger/>

While on two wheels, the full lap record was set during the 2017 ‘[[Mallory Park Race of the Year|Race of the year]]’ at 50.660s, at {{convert|97.86|mph|abbr=on}}, by [[Bradley Ray]] abroad a [[Suzuki GSX-R1000]].

In the karting world John Riley in his Division 1 [[Superkart]] set the lap record of 44.071s,<ref name="auto">{{cite web | url = https://www.gbsuperkarts.com/src/documents/laprecords.pdf| title = British Superkart Lap Records | access-date = 20 July 2021}}</ref> at {{convert|110.30|mph|abbr=on}} in June 2006. At this point he was already the lap record holder in the Formula 250 National [[Superkart]] class with a laptime of 45.141s,<ref name="auto"/> at {{convert|107.66|mph|abbr=on}} set in August 2001.

=== Lap records ===

As of October 2017, the fastest official race lap records at the Mallory Park are listed as: 

{| class="wikitable"
!Category!!Time!!Driver!!Vehicle!!Event
|-
! colspan=5 | Oval: 1.609&nbsp;km (1956–present)
|-
| [[Super Touring]] || '''0:33.840''' || [[Ian Fewings]] || [[Ford Mondeo#Motorsport|Ford Mondeo]] || [[1995 Mallory Park Eurocar round]]
|-
! colspan=5 | Car Circuit: 2.173&nbsp;km (1956–present)
|-
| [[British Sprint Championship]] || '''0:37.920''' || [[Nick Algar]] || [[Gould GR55]] || [[2009 British Sprint Championship|2009 Mallory Park British Sprint round]]
|-
| [[Formula One]] || '''0:38.230'''<ref>{{cite web |title=Mallory Park - Motorsport Magazine |url=https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/database/circuits/mallory-park/ |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref> || {{ill|Johan Rajamäki|sv}} || [[Footwork FA13]] || [[BOSS GP|1997 Mallory Park BOSS Formula round]]
|-
| [[Formula 5000|F5000]] || '''0:41.400'''<ref>{{cite web |title=1974 Mallory Park F5000 |url=https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/database/races/1974-mallory-park-f5000/ |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=1975 Mallory Park F5000 |url=https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/database/races/1975-mallory-park-f5000/ |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref> || [[Ian Ashley]]{{efn|name=Mallory Park F5000 FL|Both drivers took the same lap time independently on different years.}}<br>[[Bob Evans (racing driver)|Bob Evans]]{{efn|name=Mallory Park F5000 FL|Both drivers took the same lap time independently on different years.}} || [[Lola T330]]{{efn|name=Mallory Park F5000 FL|Both drivers took the same lap time independently on different years.}}<br>[[Lola T400]]{{efn|name=Mallory Park F5000 FL|Both drivers took the same lap time independently on different years.}} || [[1974 Rothmans 5000 European Championship|1974 3rd Mallory Park F5000 round]]<br>[[1975 ShellSPORT 5000 European Championship|1975 2nd Mallory Park F5000 round]]
|-
| [[Formula Three]] || '''0:42.790'''<ref>{{cite web |title=1981 Mallory Park British F3 |url=https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/database/races/1981-mallory-park-british-f3-2/ |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref> || [[Raul Boesel]] || [[Ralt RT3]] || [[1981 British Formula Three Championship|1981 Mallory Park British F3 round]]
|-
| [[Formula Two]] || '''0:43.000'''<ref>{{cite web |title=1972 Mallory Park F2 |url=https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/database/races/1972-mallory-park-british-f2/ |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref> || [[Ronnie Peterson]] || [[March 722]] || [[1972 European Formula Two Championship|1972 Mallory Park European F2 round]]
|-
| [[Superkart|Division 1 Superkart]] || '''0:44.071''' || [[John Riley (karter)|John Riley]] || [[Superkart|Division 1 Superkart]] || [[British Superkart Championship|2006 Malory Park BSC round]] 
|-
| [[Superkart|250cc Superkart]] || '''0:45.151''' || [[John Riley (karter)|John Riley]] || [[Superkart|250cc Superkart]] || [[British Superkart Championship|2001 Malory Park BSC round]]
|-
| [[Group 7 (racing)|Group 7]] || '''0:47.650'''<ref>{{cite web |title=Greenwood Tropgy Mallory Park 1966 |url=https://www.racingsportscars.com/race/Mallory_Park-1966-05-29.html |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref> || [[Denny Hulme]] || [[Lola T70|Lola T70 Mk.II]] || [[1966 British Sports Car Championship|1966 Grovewood Trophy]]
|-
| [[Group 4 (racing)|Group 4]] || '''0:47.800'''<ref>{{cite web |title=Guards Trophy Mallory Park 1968 |url=https://www.racingsportscars.com/race/Mallory_Park-1968-06-23.html |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref> || [[Frank Gardner (racing driver)|Frank Gardner]] || [[Lola T70|Lola T70 Mk.III GT]] || [[1968 British Sports Car Championship|1968 Guards Trophy]]  
|-
| [[Formula Ford]] || '''0:48.400'''<ref>{{cite web |title=British Formula Ford Championship |date=7 July 2014 |url=https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/archive/article/may-2006/68/a-new-life-as-a-top-club-venue |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref> || [[Vincenzo Sospiri]] || [[Van Diemen RF88]] || [[British Formula Ford Championship|1988 Mallory Park British Formula Ford round]]
|-
| [[Group 1 (racing)|Group 1]] || '''0:50.830'''<ref>{{cite web |title=1982 Mallory Park BSCC Race 1 Statistics |url=https://motorsportstats.com/results/british-touring-car-championship/1982/mallory-park/stats/race-1 |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref> || [[Jeff Allam]]{{efn|name=Mallory Park 1982 BSCC|Both drivers took the same lap time independently in the same race.}}<br />[[Vince Woodman]]{{efn|name=Mallory Park 1982 BSCC|Both drivers took the same lap time independently in the same race.}} || [[Rover SD1#Motorsport|Rover 3500 S]]{{efn|name=Mallory Park 1982 BSCC|Both drivers took the same lap time independently in the same race.}}<br />[[Ford Capri#Ford Capri Mk III (1978–1986)|Ford Capri III 3.0S]]{{efn|name=Mallory Park 1982 BSCC|Both drivers took the same lap time independently in the same race.}} || [[1982 British Saloon Car Championship|1982 Mallory Park BSCC round]]
|-
! colspan=5 | Superbike Circuit: 2.269&nbsp;km (2006–present)
|-
| [[British Superbike Championship|BSB]] || '''0:55.845'''<ref>{{cite web |title=2007 Mallory Park BSB Race 1 Statistics |url=https://motorsportstats.com/results/british-superbike-championship/2007/mallory-park/stats/race-1 |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref> || [[Ryuichi Kiyonari]] || [[Honda CBR1000RR]] || [[2007 British Superbike Championship|2007 Mallory Park BSB round]]
|-
! colspan=5 | Motorcycle Short Circuit: 2.237&nbsp;km (2003–present)
|-
| [[Superbike racing|Superbike]] || '''0:50.660'''<ref>{{cite web |title=Ray destroys lap record to take Race of the Year title |url=https://www.ukclubsport.com/ray-destroys-lap-record-race-of-the-year-title/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210303114426/https://www.ukclubsport.com/ray-destroys-lap-record-race-of-the-year-title/ |archive-date=3 March 2021 |access-date=25 November 2022 |url-status=dead}}</ref> || [[Bradley Ray]] || [[Suzuki GSX-R1000]] || [[Mallory Park Race of the Year|2017 Mallory Park Race of the Year]]
|-
| [[British Superbike Championship|BSB]] || '''0:51.931'''<ref>{{cite web |title=2004 Mallory Park BSB Race 2 Statistics |url=https://motorsportstats.com/results/british-superbike-championship/2004/mallory-park/stats/race-2 |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref> || [[Ryuichi Kiyonari]] || [[Honda CBR1000RR]] || [[2004 British Superbike Championship|2004 Mallory Park BSB round]]
|-
|}

==Other uses==
===Motocross Circuit===

[[File:Antonio Cairoli ITA FMI Yamaha FIM MX Mallory Park 2008 R6a.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Tony Cairoli|Antonio Cairoli]], riding a FMI [[Yamaha YZ450F]], winning the FIM MX2 round at Mallory Park 2008]]
Adjacent to the road course is a purpose-built [[motocross]] circuit which played host to the Grand Prix of Great Britain in 2008. The event was being organised by off-road promotions company RHL, who originally planned to use the former Grand Prix circuit at [[Foxhill motocross circuit|Foxhill]], near Swindon, until it became apparent that the infrastructure at the Wiltshire venue would not be sufficient for such a high-profile event.

The event was seen as a success by fans, with over 30,000 fans in attendance over the weekend. However, the Grand Prix only returned once more in 2009.

The circuit has been unused since late 2013 and has fallen into disuse. Motocross activities ended due to noise concerns and, in the interests of improving relations with the local community, the new owners of the circuit have no plans to recommence Motocross.

===Cycling===
The park is used as a venue for [[Triathlon]] training, with the [[Asphalt concrete|tarmac]] circuit offering traffic-free conditions for endurance training in [[Cycle sport|cycling]] and [[Long-distance running|distance-running]]. The lake enables [[open water swimming]].<ref>[https://www.britishtriathlon.org/clubs/race-rapid_2725 Race Rapid] British Triathlon. Retrieved 14 March 2021</ref><ref>[https://runabc.co.uk/enter-new-mallory-park-challenge PB heaven at new Mallory Park Challenge] Run ABC Midlands, 14 January 2020.  Retrieved 14 March 2021</ref><ref>[https://www.activehb.org.uk/news/2019/12/a-new-series-of-events-are-expected-to-attract-in-excess-of-3500-athletes-and-around-5000-supporting-visitors-to-mallory-park-in-20201 A new series of events are expected to attract in excess of 3,500 athletes and around 5,000 supporting visitors to Mallory Park in 2020] Active Hinckley and Bosworth, 5 December 2019. Retrieved 14 March 2021</ref> Occasionally, family cycling fun-events are held.<ref>[https://www.hinckleytimes.net/news/local-news/gallery-smiles-annual-mallory-mile-11537871 All smiles at annual Mallory Mile despite wet weather] ''[[Hinckley Times]]'', 29 June 2016. Retrieved 14 March 2021</ref><ref>[https://www.cyclinguk.org/event/mallory-mile-2019 Mallory Mile 2019] [[Cycling UK]] Retrieved 14 March 2021</ref><ref>[http://www.fosse107.co.uk/loughborough/news/local-news/mallory-mile-reschuled-due-to-heavy-rain/ Mallory Mile reschuled due to heavy rain] Fosse 107, 11 June 2019. Retrieved 14 March 2021</ref>

==Major race results==

===British Grasstrack Championship===

{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 92%"
|- align=center
|width=60px  {{Speedway color|4}} |'''Year'''
|width=150px {{Speedway color|4}} |'''Class'''
|width=250px {{Speedway color|P1}}|'''Winners'''
|width=250px {{Speedway color|P2}}|'''Runner-up'''
|width=250px {{Speedway color|P3}}|'''3rd place'''
|-
|align=center| 1951
|500cc
|{{Speedway color|p1}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Dick Tolley]]
|{{Speedway color|p2}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Fred Wallis]]
|{{Speedway color|p3}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Albert Hull]]
|-
|align=center| 
|350cc
|{{Speedway color|p1}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Syd Mintey]]
|{{Speedway color|p2}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Syd Mintey]]
|{{Speedway color|p3}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Nammon Baldwin]]
|-
|align=center| 
|Right-hand Sidecars
|{{Speedway color|p1}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} Cyril Smith & [[Wilf Wilstead]]
|{{Speedway color|p2}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Bill Boddice]] & [[Bill Storr]]
|{{Speedway color|p3}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[W. Mares]] & ANOther
|-
|align=center| 1953
|500cc
|{{Speedway color|p1}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Austin Cresswell]]
|{{Speedway color|p2}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Len Bayliss]]
|{{Speedway color|p3}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Alf Hagon]]
|-
|align=center| 
|350cc
|{{Speedway color|p1}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Syd Mintey]]
|{{Speedway color|p2}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Fred Wallis]]
|{{Speedway color|p3}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Alf Hagon]]
|-
|align=center| 
|Right-hand Sidecars
|{{Speedway color|p1}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Derek Yorke]] & George Mason
|{{Speedway color|p2}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[E. Davis]] & [[ANOther]]
|{{Speedway color|p3}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} Charlie Freeman & [[J. Cheisnell]]
|-
|align=center| 1954
|500cc
|{{Speedway color|p1}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Alf Hagon]]
|{{Speedway color|p2}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Syd Mintey]]
|{{Speedway color|p3}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Martin Tatum]]
|-
|align=center| 
|350cc
|{{Speedway color|p1}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Alf Hagon]]
|{{Speedway color|p2}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Syd Mintey]]
|{{Speedway color|p3}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Martin Tatum]]
|-
|align=center| 
|Right-hand Sidecars
|{{Speedway color|p1}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} Bill Evans & [[Ron Jones (speedway rider)|Ron Jones]]
|{{Speedway color|p2}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[Brian Stonebridge]] & [[ANOther]]
|{{Speedway color|p3}}| {{speedwayn|ENG}} [[H. Carter]] & [[ANOther]]
|}
* Note: Bill who finished second in the 1951 Sidecars went on to complete many laps around Mallory in [[Road Racing]]. He is the father of [[Mick Boddice]], the record breaking [[Isle of Man TT]] competitor.

===Formula One Non-World Championship races===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
! Year
! Race 
! Driver
! Constructor
|-
! [[1962 Formula One season|1962]]
|[[1962 International 2000 Guineas|International 2000 Guineas]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Surtees]]
| [[Lola Cars|Lola]]- [[Coventry Climax|Climax]] [[Lola Mk4|Mk4]]
|-
! [[1978 British Formula One|1978]]
| [[1978 Sun Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Geoff Lees (racing driver)|Geoff Lees]]
| [[Ensign Racing|Ensign]]-[[Cosworth]] [[Ensign Racing|N175]]
|-
! 
| [[1978 Dave Lee Travis Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Bruce Allison]]
| [[March Engineering|March]]-[[Cosworth]] [[March 781|781]]
|-
! [[1979 British Formula One|1979]]
| [[1979 Sun Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Rupert Keegan]]
| [[Arrows Grand Prix International|Arrows]]-[[Cosworth]] [[Arrows A1|A1]]
|-
! 
| [[1979 ATV Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|Ireland}} [[David Kennedy (racing driver)|David Kennedy]]
| [[Theodore Racing|Wolf]]-[[Cosworth]] [[Walter Wolf Racing|WR6]]
|-
! [[1980 British Formula One|1980]]
| [[1980 Sun Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|Spain}} [[Emilio de Villota]]
| [[RAM Racing|Williams]]-[[Cosworth]] [[Williams FW07|FW07]]
|-
! 
| [[1980 ATV Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|Spain}} [[Emilio de Villota]]
| [[RAM Racing|Williams]]-[[Cosworth]] [[Williams FW07|FW07]]
|}

===International Formula Two Championship===

{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
! Year
! Race 
! Driver
! Car
|-
! 1959
| [[Nottingham S.C.C. Formula 2 Race]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Tim Parnell]]
| [[Reg Parnell|Cooper]]-[[Coventry Climax|Climax]] T45
|-
! 
| [[VIII B.R.S.C.C. Formula 2 Race]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Tim Parnell]]
| [[Reg Parnell|Cooper]]-[[Coventry Climax|Climax]] T45
|-
! [[1964 British Formula 2 season|1964]]
| [[Autosport British Formula 2 Championship, Rd 2|Grovewood Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Jim Clark]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Cosworth]] [[Lotus 32|32]]
|-
! [[1967 European Formula Two Championship|1967]]
| [[1967 Guards International Trophy|Guards International Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Surtees]]
| [[Lola Cars|Lola]]-[[Cosworth]] T100
|-
! [[1971 European Formula Two Championship|1971]]
|[[1971 Speed International Trophy|Speed International Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|France}} [[Henri Pescarolo]]
| [[Williams F1|March]]-[[Cosworth]] 712M
|-
! [[1972 European Formula Two Championship|1972]]
|[[1972 European Formula Two Championship Rd.1|European Formula Two Championship Rd.1]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Dave Morgan (racing driver)|Dave Morgan]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] BT35
|-
! [[1973 European Formula Two Championship|1973]]
| [[1973 European Formula Two Championship Rd.1|European Formula Two Championship Rd.1]]
| {{flagicon|France}} [[Jean-Pierre Jarier]]
| [[March Engineering|March]]-[[BMW in motorsport|BMW]] 732
|}

<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.formula2.net/index.html|title = F2 Register - Index}}</ref>

===European Formula 5000 Championship===
The BRSCC's [[European Formula 5000 Championship]], organised in the UK but taking in events across Europe, was first contested in 1969. The title sponsorship moved from Guards to Rothmans to Shellsport before the series let in F1, F2 and F. Atlantic cars for 1976.

[[File:Lola T332 Mallory Park.JPG|thumb|right|The Interscope-liveried [[Lola T332]] Formula 5000 car rounds the hairpin at Mallory Park, October 2009.]]
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
! Year
! Race 
! Driver
! Car
|-
! [[1969 Guards Formula 5000 Championship|1969]]
| Guards Formula 5000 Championship Rd.4
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Peter Gethin]]
| [[McLaren]]-[[Chevrolet]] M10A
|-
! [[1970 Guards European Formula 5000 Championship|1970]]
| Guards European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.8
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Peter Gethin]]
| [[McLaren]]-[[Chevrolet]] M10B
|-
! [[1971 Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship|1971]]
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.1
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mike Hailwood]]
| [[Surtees Racing Organisation|Surtees]]-[[Chevrolet]] TS8
|-
! 
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.7
| {{flagicon|New Zealand}} [[Graham McRae]]
| [[McLaren]]-[[Chevrolet]] M10B
|-
! 
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.9
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mike Hailwood]]
| [[Surtees Racing Organisation|Surtees]]-[[Chevrolet]] TS8
|-
! [[1972 Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship|1972]]
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.2
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Alan Rollinson]]
| [[Lola Cars|Lola]]-[[Chevrolet]] T300
|-
! 
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.9
| {{flagicon|England}} Steve Thompson
| [[Surtees Racing Organisation|Surtees]]-[[Chevrolet]] TS8
|-
! [[Formula 5000|1973]]
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.2
| {{flagicon|New Zealand}} [[Graham McRae]]
| [[Graham McRae|McRae]]-[[Chevrolet]] GM1
|-
! 
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.7
| {{flagicon|England}} Keith Holland
| [[Trojan-Tauranac Racing|Trojan]]-[[Chevrolet]] T101
|-
! 
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.10
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Brett Lunger]]
| [[Trojan-Tauranac Racing|Trojan]]-[[Chevrolet]] T101
|-
! [[Formula 5000|1974]]
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.2
| {{flagicon|England}} [[David Hobbs (racing driver)|David Hobbs]]
| [[Lola Cars|Lola]]-[[Chevrolet]] T330
|-
! 
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.11
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Bob Evans (racing driver)|Bob Evans]]
| [[Lola Cars|Lola]]-[[Chevrolet]] [[Lola T332|T332]]
|-
! 
| Rothmans European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.17
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Guy Edwards]]
| [[Lola Cars|Lola]]-[[Chevrolet]] [[Lola T332|T332]]
|-
! [[Formula 5000|1975]]
| Shellsport European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.9
| {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Teddy Pilette]]
| [[Lola Cars|Lola]]-[[Chevrolet]] T400
|-
! 
| Shellsport European Formula 5000 Championship Rd.15
| {{flagicon|Belgium}} [[Teddy Pilette]]
| [[Lola Cars|Lola]]-[[Chevrolet]] T400
|}
<ref>http://www.oldracingcars/results/racelist.php?CategoryID=F5{{dead link|date=January 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}</ref>

===British Formula Three===

{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
! Year
! Race 
! Driver
! Car
|-
! [[1964 British Formula Three Championship|1964]]
|[[1964 Express & Star British Championship Round 1|Express & Star British Championship, Rd.1]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Taylor (racing driver)|John Taylor]]
| [[Cooper Car Company|Cooper]]-[[British Motor Corporation|BMC]] T72
|-
! 
| [[1964 BRSCC Championship Round 1|BRSCC Championship, Rd.1]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Rodney Bloor]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] BT9
|-
! 
| [[1964 Express & Star British Championship Round 7|Express & Star British Championship, Rd.7]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Jackie Stewart]]
| [[Cooper Car Company|Cooper]]-[[British Motor Corporation|BMC]] T72
|-
! 
| [[1964 BARC Member's Meeting|XII B.A.R.C. Members' Meeting]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Roger Mac]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] BT6
|-
! 
| [[1964 BRSCC Championship Round 9|BRSCC Championship, Rd.9]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Chris Irwin]]
| [[Merlyn Racing|Merlyn]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] Mk7
|-
! 
| [[1964 Express & Star British Championship Round 10|Express & Star British Championship, Rd.10]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Roger Mac]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] BT6
|-
! 
| [[1964 Bob Gerard Trophy|Bob Gerard Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Derek Bell (racing driver)|Derek Bell]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]] -[[British Motor Corporation|BMC]] [[Lotus 22|22]]
|-
! [[1965 British Formula Three Championship|1965]]
| [[1965 BARC Midlands Trophy|BARC Midlands Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Charles Crichton-Stuart]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]] BT10
|-
! 
| [[1965 Coventry Cup|Coventry Cup]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Tony Dean (racing driver)|Tony Dean]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]] BT15
|-
! 
| [[1965 Nottingham Trophy|Nottingham Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Tony Dean (racing driver)|Tony Dean]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]] BT15
|-
! [[1966 British Formula Three Championship|1966]]
| [[1966 Les Leston Championship Round 2|Les Leston Championship, Rd. 2]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Harry Stiller]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]] BT16
|-
!
| [[1966 Les Leston Championship Round 4|Les Leston Championship, Rd. 4]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Chris Lambert (racing driver)|Chris Lambert]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]] BT15
|-
!
| [[1966 Les Leston Championship Round 7|Les Leston Championship, Rd. 7]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mo Nunn|Morris Nunn]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]] [[Lotus 41|41]]
|-
!
| [[1966 Les Leston Championship Round 10|Les Leston Championship, Rd.10]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Jackie Oliver]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]] [[Lotus 41|41]]
|-
!
| [[1966 Les Leston Championship Round 13|Lakeside Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mike Walker (racing driver)|Mike Walker]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]] BT18
|-
!
| [[1966 Les Leston Championship Round 15|Les Leston Championship, Rd.15]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Peter Gethin]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]] BT18
|-
! [[1967 British Formula Three Championship|1967]]
| [[1967 Les Leston Championship Round 4|Les Leston Championship, Rd. 4]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Alan Rollinson]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] BT21
|-
! 
| [[1967 Les Leston Championship Round 10|Nottingham Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mo Nunn|Morris Nunn]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] [[Lotus 41|41]]
|-
! 
| [[1967 Les Leston Championship Round 15|Les Leston Championship, Rd. 15]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Peter Gaydon]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]]-[[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] BT18
|-
! 
| [[1967 Les Leston Championship Round 21|Les Leston Championship, Rd. 21]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Harry Stiller]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]] BT21
|-
! 
| [[1967 Les Leston Championship Round 23|Les Leston Championship, Rd. 23]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Peter Gaydon]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Cosworth]]-[[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] BT18
|-
! [[1968 British Formula Three Championship|1968]]
| [[1968 Lombank Championship Round 1|Pitstop Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mike Keens]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[LucasVarity|Lucas]] BT21
|-
! 
| [[1968 Lombank Championship Round 7|Lombank Championship, Rd.7]]
| {{flagicon|Northern Ireland}} [[Cyd Williams]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[LucasVarity|Lucas]] BT21
|-
! 
| [[1968 Lombank Championship Round 13|Nottingham Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Tetsu Ikuzawa]]
| [[Frank Williams Racing Cars|Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Felday Engineering|Felday]] BT21B
|-
! 
| [[1968 Lombank Championship Round 14|Total Cup]]
| {{flagicon|Northern Ireland}} [[Cyd Williams]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[LucasVarity|Lucas]] BT21
|-
! 
| [[1968 Lombank Championship Round 19|Lombank Championship, Rd.19]]
| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Tetsu Ikuzawa]]
| [[Frank Williams Racing Cars|Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] BT21B
|-
! [[1969 British Formula Three Championship|1969]]
| [[1969 Lombank Championship Round 1|Lombank Championship, Rd.1]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Alan Rollinson]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] BT21B
|-
! 
| [[1969 Lombank Championship Round 5|Easter Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Alan Rollinson]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] BT21B
|-
! 
| [[1969 Lombank Championship Round 7|Lombank Championship, Rd.7]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Alan Rollinson]]
| [[Brabham]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] BT21B
|-
! 
| [[1969 Guards 4,000 Guineas|Guards 4,000 Guineas]]
| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Tetsu Ikuzawa]]
| [[Mike Spence|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 59
|-
! 
| [[1969 Lombank Championship Round 10|Lombank Championship, Rd.10]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Roy Pike]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 59
|-
! 
| [[1969 Lombank Championship Round 12|Lombank Championship, Rd.12]]
| {{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Emerson Fittipaldi]]
| [[Jim Russell (racing driver)|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 59
|-
! 
| [[1969 Lombank Championship Round 15|Lombank Championship, Rd.15]]
| {{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Emerson Fittipaldi]]
| [[Jim Russell (racing driver)|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 59
|-
! 
| [[1969 Lombank Championship Round 16|Lombank Championship, Rd.16]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Barrie Maskell]]
| [[Chevron Cars Ltd|Chevron]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] B15
|-
! [[1970 British Formula Three Championship|1970]]
| [[1970 Lombank Championship Round 2|Lombank Championship, Rd.2]]
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[David Walker (racing driver)|Dave Walker]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 59
|-
! 
| [[1970 Lombank Championship Round 7|Lombank Championship, Rd.7]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Bev Bond]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 59A
|-
! 
| [[1970 Lombank Championship Round 11|Lombank Championship, Rd.11]]
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[David Walker (racing driver)|Dave Walker]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 59A
|-
! [[1971 British Formula Three Championship|1971]]
| [[1971 North Central Lombank British F3 Championship Round 1|North Central Lombank British F3 Championship, Rd.1]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Roger Williamson]]
| [[Wheatcroft Racing|March]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Vegantune]]69
|-
! 
| [[1971 MotorSport Shell Super Oil British Formula 3 Championship Round 3|MotorSport Shell Super Oil British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.3]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Bev Bond]]	
| [[Ensign Racing|Ensign]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] LNF1
|-
! 
| [[1971 North Central Lombard British Formula 3 Championship Round 9|North Central Lombard Championship, Rd.9]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Steve Thompson (racing driver)|Steve Thompson]]
| [[Ensign Racing|Ensign]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] LNF1
|-	
! 
| [[1971 MotorSport Shell Super Oil British Formula 3 Championship Round 14|MotorSport Shell Super Oil British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.14]]
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[David Walker (racing driver)|Dave Walker]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 69
|-
! 
| [[1971 North Central Lombard British Formula 3 Championship Round 13|North Central Lombard Championship, Rd.13]]
| {{flagicon|South Africa|1928}} [[Jody Scheckter]]
| [[Merlyn]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] Mk21
|-
! [[1972 British Formula Three Championship|1972]]
| [[1972 Forward Trust British F3 Championship Round 1|Forward Trust British F3 Championship, Rd.1]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Barrie Maskell]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 69
|-
! 
| [[1972 Shell Super Oil British F3 Championship Round 3|Shell Super Oil British F3 Championship, Rd.3]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Tony Trimmer]]
| [[Team Lotus|Lotus]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Novamotor]] 73
|-
! 
| [[1972 Shell Super Oil British F3 Championship Round 7|Shell Super Oil British F3 Championship, Rd.7]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Colin Vandervell]]
| [[Ensign Racing|Ensign]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Vegantune]] LNF3
|-
! 
| [[1972 North Central Lombard British Formula 3 Championship Round 8|North Central Lombard Championship, Rd.8]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Roger Williamson]]	
| [[Wheatcroft Racing|GRD]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 372
|-
! 
| [[1972 Shell Super Oil British F3 Championship Round 12|Shell Super Oil British F3 Championship, Rd.12]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Tony Brise]]
| [[Group Racing Development|GRD]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 372
|-
! [[1973 British Formula Three Championship|1973]]
| [[1973 John Player British F3 Championship Round 3|John Player British F3 Championship, Rd.3]]
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Alan Jones (racing driver)|Alan Jones]]
| [[Group Racing Development|GRD]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Vegantune]] 373
|-
! 
| [[1973 Forward Trust British F3 Championship Round 3|Forward Trust British F3 Championship, Rd.3]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Ian Taylor (racing driver)|Ian Taylor]]
| [[March Engineering|March]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 733
|-
! 
| [[1973 North Central Lombard British F3 Championship Round 7|North Central Lombard British F3 Championship, Rd.7]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Brian Henton]]
| [[Group Racing Development|GRD]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 373
|-
! 
| [[1973 North Central Lombard British F3 Championship Round 9|North Central Lombard British F3 Championship, Rd.9]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Tony Brise]]
| [[March Engineering|March]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 733
|-
! 
| [[1973 John Player British F3 Championship Round 13|John Player British F3 Championship, Rd.13]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mike Wilds]]
| [[March Engineering|March]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Holbay Engineering|Holbay]] 733
|-
! [[1974 British Formula Three Championship|1974]]
| [[1974 Lombard North Central British F3 Championship Round 4|Lombard North Central British F3 Championship, Rd.4]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Tony Rouff]]
| [[Group Racing Development|GRD]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Vegantune]] 373
|-
! 
| [[1974 Lombard North Central British F3 Championship Round 10|Lombard North Central British F3 Championship, Rd.10]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Tony Rouff]]
| [[Group Racing Development|GRD]]-[[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Vegantune]] 373
|-
! [[1976 British Formula Three Championship|1976]]
| [[1976 Hollies Trophy|Hollies Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|New Zealand}} [[Richard Hawkins (racing driver)|Richard Hawkins]]
| [[Ehrlich]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Vegantune]] ES5/6
|-
! 
| [[1976 BP Super Visco British Formula 3 Championship Round 9|BP Super Visco British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.9]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Rupert Keegan]]
| [[Chevron Cars Ltd|Chevron]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] B34
|-
! 
| [[1976 Griffin Golden Helmet Trophy|Griffin Golden Helmet Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Stephen South]]
| [[March Engineering|March]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] 763
|-
! [[1977 British Formula Three Championship|1977]]
| [[1977 B.R.S.C.C. Trophy|B.R.S.C.C. Trophy]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Stephen South]]
| [[March Engineering|March]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] 763
|-
!
| [[1977 BP Super Visco British Formula 3 Championship Round 14|BP Super Visco British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.14]]
| {{flagicon|Republic of Ireland}} [[Derek Daly]]	
| [[Chevron Cars Ltd|Chevron]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] B38
|-
! [[1978 British Formula Three Championship|1978]]
| [[1978 BP British Formula 3 Championship Round 7|BP British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.7]]
| {{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Nelson Piquet]]	
| [[Ralt]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] RT1
|-
!
| [[1978 Vandervell British Formula 3 Championship Round 5|Vandervell British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.5]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Derek Warwick]]	
| [[Ralt]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] RT1
|-
!
| [[1978 BP British Formula 3 Championship Round 16|BP British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.16]]
| {{flagicon|New Zealand}} [[Rob Wilson (racing driver)|Rob Wilson]]	
| [[Ralt]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] RT1
|-
! [[1979 British Formula Three Championship|1979]]
| [[1979 Vandervell British Formula 3 Championship Round 15|Vandervell British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.15]]
| {{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Chico Serra]]	
| [[Project Four Racing|March]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] 793
|-
! [[1980 British Formula Three Championship|1980]]
| [[1980 Vandervell British Formula 3 Championship Round 17|Vandervell British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.17]]
| {{flagicon|Sweden}} [[Stefan Johansson]]	
| [[Project Four Racing|Ralt]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] RT3
|-
! [[1981 British Formula Three Championship|1981]]
| [[1981 Marlboro British Formula 3 Championship Round 4|Marlboro British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.4]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Jonathan Palmer]]	
| [[West Surrey Racing|Ralt]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Mader Tuning|Mader]] RT3/81
|-
!
| [[1981 Marlboro British Formula 3 Championship Round 14|Marlboro British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.14]]
| {{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Roberto Moreno]]	
| [[Ralt]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] RT3/81
|-
! [[1982 British Formula Three Championship|1982]]
| [[1982 Marlboro British Formula 3 Championship Round 5|Marlboro British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.5]]
| {{flagicon|Republic of Ireland}} [[Tommy Byrne (racing driver)|Tommy Byrne]]	
| [[Ralt]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Hesketh Racing|Hesketh]] RT3C/81
|-
!
| [[1982 Marlboro British Formula 3 Championship Round 12|Marlboro British Formula 3 Championship, Rd.12]]
| {{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Enrique Mansilla]]	
| [[West Surrey Racing|Ralt]]-[[Toyota Motorsport GmbH|Toyota]] [[Novamotor]] RT3D/82
|}
<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.formula2.net/ |title=F2 Register - Index |access-date=2012-03-28 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120320000342/http://www.formula2.net/ |archive-date=20 March 2012 |df=dmy-all }}</ref><ref>{{Cite web | title=Formula 3 (F3) « OldRacingCars.com | url=http://www.oldracingcars.com/f3/ | access-date=2025-06-27 | website=www.oldracingcars.com}}</ref>

===British Touring Car Championship===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
! Year
! Race
! 
! Driver
! Car
|-
! [[1958 British Saloon Car Championship season|1958]]
| [[1958 British Saloon Car Championship Round 3|BRSCC British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.3]]
| Class A
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Sprinzel]]
| [[Austin A35]]
|-
! 
|
| Classes B, C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Gawaine Baillie]]
| [[Jaguar Mark 1|Jaguar 3.4 Litre]]
|-
! [[1960 British Saloon Car Championship season|1960]]
| [[1960 British Saloon Car Championship Round 3|Supa Tura British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.3]]
| 1000cc only
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Doc Shepherd]]
| [[Austin A40 Farina]]
|-
! [[1963 British Saloon Car Championship season|1963]]
| non-championship race
| Class A
| {{flagicon|Northern Ireland}} [[Paddy Hopkirk]]
| [[Cooper Car Company|Mini]] [[Mini Cooper S|Cooper S]]
|-
! [[1967 British Saloon Car Championship season|1967]]
| [[1967 British Saloon Car Championship Round 5|British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.5]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Rhodes (racing driver)|John Rhodes]]
| [[Cooper Car Company|Mini]] [[Mini Cooper S|Cooper S]]
|-
! 
|
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Frank Gardner (racing driver)|Frank Gardner]]
| [[Alan Mann Racing|Ford]] [[Ford Falcon (North America)|Falcon Sprint]]
|-
! [[1968 British Saloon Car Championship season|1968]]
| [[1968 British Saloon Car Championship Round 5|British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.5]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Fitzpatrick (racing driver)|John Fitzpatrick]]
| [[Broadspeed|Ford]] [[Ford Escort (Europe)|Escort 1300 GT]]
|-
! 
|
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Brian Muir (racing driver)|Brian Muir]]
| [[Ford Falcon (North America)|Ford Falcon Sprint]]
|-
! [[1969 British Saloon Car Championship season|1969]]
| [[1969 British Saloon Car Championship Round 7|British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.7]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Gordon Spice]]
| [[Mini Cooper S|Morris Mini Cooper S]]
|-
! 
|
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Rod Mansfield]]
| [[Ford Escort (Europe)|Ford Escort Twin Cam]]
|-
! [[1971 British Saloon Car Championship season|1971]]
| non-championship race
| 
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Graham Birrell]]
| [[Ford Escort (Europe)|Ford Escort Twin Cam]]
|-
! 
| [[1971 British Saloon Car Championship Round 11|British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.11]]
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Brian Muir (racing driver)|Brian Muir]]
| [[Chevrolet Camaro| Chevrolet Camaro Z28]]
|-
! 
|
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Jon Mowatt]]
| [[Mini Cooper S]]
|-
! [[1972 British Saloon Car Championship season|1972]]
| [[1972 British Saloon Car Championship Round 9|British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.9]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Jonathan Buncombe]]
| [[Richard Longman|BMC]] [[Mini Cooper S]]
|-
! 
|
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Brian Muir (racing driver)|Brian Muir]]
| [[Ford Capri|Ford Capri RS2600]]
|-
! [[1974 British Saloon Car Championship season|1974]]
| [[1974 British Saloon Car Championship Round 1|Castrol Anniversary British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.1]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Andy Rouse]]
| [[Broadspeed|Triumph]] [[Triumph Dolomite Sprint|Dolomite Sprint]]
|-
! 
|
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Stuart Graham (motorcyclist)|Stuart Graham]]
| [[Chevrolet Camaro| Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Mk2]]
|-	
! [[1975 British Saloon Car Championship season|1975]]
| [[1975 British Saloon Car Championship Round 1|British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.1]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Andy Rouse]]
| [[Triumph Dolomite Sprint]]
|-
! 
|
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Richard Lloyd (racing driver)|Richard Lloyd]]
| [[Chevrolet Camaro| Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Mk2]]
|-	
!
| [[1975 British Saloon Car Championship Round 9|British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.9]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Andy Rouse]]
| [[Triumph Dolomite Sprint]]
|-
! 
|
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Stuart Graham (motorcyclist)|Stuart Graham]]
| [[Chevrolet Camaro| Chevrolet Camaro Z28 MK2]]
|-
! [[1976 British Saloon Car Championship season|1976]]
| [[1976 British Saloon Car Championship Round 8|British Saloon Car Championship, Rd.8]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Win Percy]]
| [[Toyota Celica|Toyota Celica GT]]
|-
! 
|
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Tom Walkinshaw]]
| [[Ford Capri|Ford Capri II 3.0]]
|-
! [[1978 British Saloon Car Championship season|1978]]
| [[1978 British Saloon Car Championship Round 7|Tricentrol British Saloon Car Championship, Rd. 7]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Richard Lloyd (racing driver)|Richard Lloyd]]
| [[Richard Lloyd Racing|Volkswagen Golf GTI]]
|-
! 
| 
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Gordon Spice]]
| [[Gordon Spice|Ford]] [[Ford Capri|Capri III 3.0S]]
|-
! [[1979 British Saloon Car Championship season|1979]]
| [[1979 British Saloon Car Championship Round 7|British Saloon Car Championship, Rd. 7]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Win Percy]]
| [[Toyota Celica|Toyota Celica GT]]
|-
! 
| 
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Colin Vandervell]]
| [[Ford Capri|Ford Capri III 3.0S]]
|-
! [[1980 British Saloon Car Championship season|1980]]
| [[1980 British Saloon Car Championship Round 1|Tricentrol British Saloon Car Championship, Rd. 1]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} John Morris
| [[Volkswagen Scirocco|Volkswagen Scirocco GTI]]
|-
! 
| 
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Andy Rouse]]
| [[Gordon Spice|Ford]] [[Ford Capri|Capri III 3.0S]]
|-
!
| [[1980 British Saloon Car Championship Round 7|Tricentrol British Saloon Car Championship, Rd. 7]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Tony Lanfranchi]]
| [[Richard Lloyd Racing|Audi 80 GLE]]
|-
! 
| 
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Gordon Spice]]
| [[Gordon Spice|Ford]] [[Ford Capri|Capri III 3.0S]]
|-
! [[1981 British Saloon Car Championship season|1981]]
| [[1981 British Saloon Car Championship Round 1|Tricentrol British Saloon Car Championship, Rd. 1]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} John Morris
| [[Volkswagen Golf|Volkswagen Golf GTI]]
|-
! 
| 
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Andy Rouse]]
| [[Charles Sawyer-Hoare|Ford]] [[Ford Capri|Capri III 3.0S]]
|-
! [[1982 British Saloon Car Championship season|1982]]
| [[1982 British Saloon Car Championship Round 2|Tricentrol RAC British Saloon Car Championship, Rd. 2]]
| Classes A & B
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Jeff Allam]]
| [[Tom Walkinshaw Racing|Rover]] [[Rover SD1|3500 S]]
|-
! 
| 
| Classes C & D
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Win Percy]]
| [[Toyota Corolla (E70)|Toyota Corolla GT]]
|}
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===British Superbike Championship===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
! Year
! Race
! Rider
! Manufacturer
|-
! [[1987 British Superbike Championship season|1987]]
|[[1987 ACU Shell Oils Superbike Championship Rd.5]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mark Phillips (motorcyclist)|Mark Phillips]]
| 500cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! [[1988 British Superbike Championship season|1988]]
|[[1988 ACU Shell Oils TT F1 British Championship Rd.5]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Darren Dixon]]
| 500cc [[Suzuki RG500]]
|-
! 
|[[1988 ACU Shell Oils TT F1 British Championship Rd.7]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Trevor Nation]]
| 600cc [[Norton F1|Norton RCW 588]]
|-
! [[1989 British Superbike Championship season|1989]]
|[[1989 Shell Oils ACU Supercup, Superbikes Rd.4]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Brian Morrison (motorcyclist)|Brian Morrison]]
| 750cc [[Honda VFR750R|Honda RC30]]
|-
! 
|[[1989 Shell Oils ACU Supercup, 750cc TT Formula 1 Rd.4]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Terry Rymer]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha FZ750|Yamaha 0W01]]
|-
! [[1990 British Superbike Championship season|1990]]
|[[1990 Shell Supercup/ACU British Championship, 750cc TT F1 Rd.8]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Terry Rymer]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha FZ750|Yamaha 0W01]]
|-
! [[1991 British Superbike Championship season|1991]]
|[[1991 Shell Supercup/ACU British Championship, 750cc TT F1 Rd.11]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Whitham|Jamie Whitham]]
| 750cc [[Suzuki GSX-R750]]
|-
! 
|[[1991 Shell Supercup/ACU British Championship, 750cc TT F1 Rd.12]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Whitham|Jamie Whitham]]
| 750cc [[Suzuki GSX-R750]]
|-
! [[1992 British Superbike Championship season|1992]]
|[[1992 Motor Cycle News Supercup/ACU British Championship, 750cc Rd.3]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki Ninja|Kawasaki ZXR750R]]
|-
! 
|[[1992 Motor Cycle News Supercup/ACU British Championship, 750cc Rd.4]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki Ninja|Kawasaki ZXR750R]]
|-
! 
|[[1992 Motor Cycle News TT Superbike Challenge Rd.9]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki Ninja|Kawasaki ZXR750R]]
|-
! 
|[[1992 Motor Cycle News TT Superbike Challenge Rd.10]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki Ninja|Kawasaki ZXR750R]]
|-
!
|[[1992 Motor Cycle News Supercup/ACU British Championship, 750cc Challenge Rd.19]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki Ninja|Kawasaki ZXR750R]]
|-
! 
|[[1992 Motor Cycle News Supercup/ACU British Championship, 750cc Challenge Rd.20]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki Ninja|Kawasaki ZXR750R]]
|-
! [[1993 British Superbike Championship season|1993]]
|[[1993 ACU TT Superbike British Championship Rd.3]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Whitham|Jamie Whitham]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! 
|[[1993 ACU TT Superbike British Championship Rd.4]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Whitham|Jamie Whitham]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! 
|[[1993 HEAT TT Superbike Supercup Rd.11]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Jim Moodie (motorcyclist)|Jim Moodie]]
| 588cc [[Norton Motorcycle Company|Norton RFI 588]]
|-
! 
|[[1993 HEAT TT Superbike Supercup Rd.12]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Jim Moodie (motorcyclist)|Jim Moodie]]
| 588cc [[Norton Motorcycle Company|Norton RFI 588]]
|-
! [[1994 British Superbike Championship season|1994]]
|[[1994 HEAT TT Superbike Supercup Rd.3]]
| {{flagicon|Northern Ireland}} [[Mark Farmer (motorcyclist)|Mark Farmer]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! 
|[[1994 HEAT TT Superbike Supercup Rd.4]]
| {{flagicon|Northern Ireland}} [[Mark Farmer (motorcyclist)|Mark Farmer]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! [[1995 British Superbike Championship season|1995]]
|[[1995 British Superbike Supercup Rd.3]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Whitham|Jamie Whitham]]
| 916cc [[Ducati 916]]
|-
! 
|[[1995 British Superbike Supercup Rd.4]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Whitham|Jamie Whitham]]
| 916cc [[Ducati 916]]
|-
! [[1996 British Superbike Championship season|1996]]
|[[1996 British Superbike Championship Rd.15]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Whitham|Jamie Whitham]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha YZF750]]
|-
! 
|[[1996 British Superbike Championship Rd.16]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Whitham|Jamie Whitham]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha YZF750]]
|-
! [[1997 British Superbike Championship season|1997]]
|[[1997 British Superbike Championship Rd.13]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Niall Mackenzie]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha YZF750]]
|-
! 
|[[1997 British Superbike Championship Rd.14]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Niall Mackenzie]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha YZF750]]
|-
!
|[[1997 British Superbike Championship Rd.15]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Iain MacPherson]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki Ninja ZX-7R|Kawasaki ZX-7RR]]
|-
! 
|[[1997 British Superbike Championship Rd.16]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Niall Mackenzie]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha YZF750]]
|-
! [[1998 British Superbike Championship season|1998]]
|[[1998 British Superbike Championship Rd.15]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Matt Llewellyn]]
| 916cc [[Ducati 916]]
|-
! 
|[[1998 British Superbike Championship Rd.16]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Chris Walker (motorcyclist)|Chris Walker]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki Ninja ZX-7R|Kawasaki ZX-7RR]]
|-
! [[1999 British Superbike Championship season|1999]]
|[[1999 British Superbike Championship Rd.17]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Haydon]]
| 750cc [[Suzuki GSX-R750]]
|-
! 
|[[1999 British Superbike Championship Rd.18]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 996cc [[Ducati 996]]
|-
! [[2000 British Superbike Championship season|2000]]
|[[2000 British Superbike Championship Rd.19]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Neil Hodgson]]
| 996cc [[Ducati 996]]
|-
! 
|[[2000 British Superbike Championship Rd.20]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Chris Walker (motorcyclist)|Chris Walker]]
| 750cc [[Suzuki GSX-R750]]
|-
! [[2001 British Superbike Championship season|2001]]
|[[2001 British Superbike Championship Rd.21]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 996cc [[Ducati 996|Ducati 996 RS]]
|-
! 
|[[2001 British Superbike Championship Rd.22]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Steve Hislop]]
| 996cc [[Ducati 996|Ducati 996 RS]]
|-
! [[2002 British Superbike Championship season|2002]]
|[[2002 British Superbike Championship Rd.23]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Steve Plater]]
| 749cc [[Yamaha YZF-R7]]
|-
! 
|[[2002 British Superbike Championship Rd.24]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Michael Rutter (motorcyclist)|Michael Rutter]]
| 998cc [[Ducati 998|Ducati 998 RS]]
|-
! [[2004 British Superbike Championship season|2004]]
|[[2004 British Superbike Championship Rd.17]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 999cc [[Suzuki GSX-R1000]]
|-
! 
|[[2004 British Superbike Championship Rd.18]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Scott Smart]]
| 998cc [[Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R|Kawasaki ZX-10R]]
|-
! [[2005 British Superbike Championship season|2005]]
|[[2005 British Superbike Championship Rd.5]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Michael Rutter (motorcyclist)|Michael Rutter]]
| 999cc [[Honda CBR1000RR]]
|-
! 
|[[2005 British Superbike Championship Rd.6]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Michael Rutter (motorcyclist)|Michael Rutter]]
| 999cc [[Honda CBR1000RR]]
|-
! [[2006 British Superbike Championship season|2006]]
|[[2006 British Superbike Championship Rd.9]]
| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Ryuichi Kiyonari]]
| 999cc [[Honda CBR1000RR]]
|-
! 
|[[2006 British Superbike Championship Rd.10]]
| {{flagicon|Spain}} [[Gregorio Lavilla]]
| 999cc [[Ducati 999|Ducati 999 F04]]
|-
! [[2007 British Superbike Championship season|2007]]
|[[2007 British Superbike Championship Rd.17]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Shane Byrne (motorcyclist)|Shane Byrne]]
| 999cc [[Honda CBR1000RR]]
|-
! 
|[[2007 British Superbike Championship Rd.18]]
| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Ryuichi Kiyonari]]
| 999cc [[Honda CBR1000RR]]
|-
! [[2008 British Superbike Championship season|2008]]
|[[2008 British Superbike Championship Rd.11]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Shane Byrne (motorcyclist)|Shane Byrne]]
| 1099cc [[Ducati 1098]]R
|-
! 
|[[2008 British Superbike Championship Rd.12]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Michael Rutter (motorcyclist)|Michael Rutter]]
| 1099cc [[Ducati 1098]]R
|-
! [[2009 British Superbike Championship season|2009]]
|[[2009 British Superbike Championship Rd.13]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Ellison (motorcyclist)|James Ellison]]
| 999cc [[Yamaha YZF-R1]]
|-
! 
|[[2009 British Superbike Championship Rd.14]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Leon Camier]]
| 999cc [[Yamaha YZF-R1]]
|-
! [[2010 British Superbike Championship season|2010]]
|[[2010 British Superbike Championship Rd.9]]
| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Ryuichi Kiyonari]]
| 999cc [[Honda CBR1000RR]]
|-
! 
|[[2010 British Superbike Championship Rd.10]]
| {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Ryuichi Kiyonari]]
| 999cc [[Honda CBR1000RR]]
|}

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==="Race of the Year" (Motorcycles)===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
! Year
! Race
! Rider
! Manufacturer
|-
! 1958
|[[1958 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Surtees]]
| 500cc [[MV Agusta]]
|-
! 1959
|[[1959 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|Scotland}} [[Bob McIntyre (motorcyclist)|Bob McIntyre]]
| 500cc [[Norton (motorcycle)|Norton]]
|-
! 1960
|[[1960 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mike Hailwood]]
| 500cc [[Norton (motorcycle)|Norton]]
|-
! 1961
|[[1961 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|Rhodesia}} [[Gary Hocking]]
| 500cc [[MV Agusta]]
|-
! 1962
|[[1962 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Derek Minter]]
| 500cc [[Norton (motorcycle)|Norton]]
|-
! 1963
|[[1963 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mike Hailwood]]
| 500cc [[MV Agusta]]
|-
! 1964
|[[1964 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mike Hailwood]]
| 500cc [[MV Agusta]]
|-
! 1965
|[[1965 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Cooper (motorcyclist)|John Cooper]]
| 500cc [[Norton (motorcycle)|Norton]]
|-
! 1966
|[[1966 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}} [[Giacomo Agostini]]
| 500cc [[MV Agusta]]
|-
! 1967
|[[1967 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mike Hailwood]]
| 297cc [[Honda]]
|-
! 1968
|[[1968 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Mike Hailwood]]
| 297cc [[Honda]]
|-
! 1969
|[[1969 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|Italy}} [[Giacomo Agostini]]
| 500cc [[MV Agusta]]
|-
! 1970
|[[1970 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Cooper (motorcyclist)|John Cooper]]
| 350cc [[Yamsel]]
|-
! 1971
|[[1971 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Cooper (motorcyclist)|John Cooper]]
| 750cc [[Birmingham Small Arms Company|BSA]]
|-
! 1972
|[[1972 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|Finland}} [[Jarno Saarinen]]
| 350cc [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! 1973
|[[1973 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Phil Read]]
| 500cc [[MV Agusta]]
|-
! 1974
|[[1974 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Barry Sheene]]
| 750cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 1975
|[[1975 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Barry Sheene]]
| 750cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 1976
|[[1976 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Steve Baker (motorcyclist)|Steve Baker]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! 1977
|[[1977 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Pat Hennen]]
| 653cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 1978
|[[1978 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Barry Sheene]]
| 500cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 1979
|[[1979 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Kenny Roberts]]
| 500cc [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! 1980
|[[1980 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|USA}} [[Randy Mamola]]
| 500cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 1981
|[[1981 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|New Zealand}} [[Graeme Crosby]]
| 500cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 1986
|[[1986 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Roger Marshall (motorcyclist)|Roger Marshall]]
| 500cc [[Honda Racing Corporation|Honda]]
|-
! 1987
|[[1987 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Roger Marshall (motorcyclist)|Roger Marshall]]
| 1100cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 1988
|[[1988 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[James Whitham|Jamie Whitham]]
| 750cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 1989
|[[1989 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Terry Rymer]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! 1990
|[[1990 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Terry Rymer]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! 1991
|[[1991 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Rob McElnea]]
| 750cc [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! 1992
|[[1992 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki motorcycles|Kawasaki]]
|-
! 1994
|[[1994 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Matt Llewellyn]]
| 926cc [[Ducati]]
|-
! 1995
|[[1995 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Chris Walker (motorcyclist)|Chris Walker]]
| 250cc [[Honda Racing Corporation|Honda]]
|-
! 1996
|[[1996 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Ray Stringer]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki motorcycles|Kawasaki]]
|-
! 1997
|[[1997 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Jason Vincent (motorcyclist)|Jason Vincent]]
| 500cc [[Honda Racing Corporation|Honda]]
|-
! 1998
|[[1998 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Chris Walker (motorcyclist)|Chris Walker]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki motorcycles|Kawasaki]]
|-
! 1999
|[[1999 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Jason Vincent (motorcyclist)|Jason Vincent]]
| 500cc [[Honda Racing Corporation|Honda]]
|-
! 2000
|[[2000 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Steve Plater]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki motorcycles|Kawasaki]]
|-
! 2001
|[[2001 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Michael Rutter (motorcyclist)|Michael Rutter]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki motorcycles|Kawasaki]]
|-
! 2002
|[[2002 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Glen Richards (motorcyclist)|Glen Richards]]
| 750cc [[Kawasaki motorcycles|Kawasaki]]
|-
! 2003
|[[2003 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Michael Rutter (motorcyclist)|Michael Rutter]]
| 998cc [[Ducati]]
|-
! 2004
|[[2004 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Reynolds (motorcyclist)|John Reynolds]]
| 1000cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 2005
|[[2005 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|Australia}} [[Glen Richards (motorcyclist)|Glen Richards]]
| 1000cc [[Kawasaki motorcycles|Kawasaki]]
|-
! 2006
|[[2006 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Chris Walker (motorcyclist)|Chris Walker]]
| 1000cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 2007
|[[2007 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Cal Crutchlow]]
| 1000cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 2008
|[[2008 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Tom Sykes]]
| 1000cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 2011
|[[2011 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Sam Lowes]]
| 1000cc [[Honda Racing Corporation|Honda]]
|-
! 2014
|[[2014 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[John Ingram (motorcyclist)|John Ingram]]
| 1000cc [[Kawasaki motorcycles|Kawasaki]]
|-
! 2016
|[[2016 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Taylor Mackenzie]]
| 1000cc [[BMW]]
|-
! 2017
|[[2017 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Bradley Ray]]
| 1000cc [[Suzuki]]
|-
! 2018
|[[2018 Race of the Year|Race of the Year]]
| {{flagicon|England}} [[Richard Cooper (motorcyclist)|Richard Cooper]]
| 1000cc [[Suzuki]]
|}
<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.mallorypark.co.uk/index.php?option%3Dcom_content%26view%3Darticle%26id%3D186%26Itemid%3D79 |title=Race of the Year |access-date=2013-08-17 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110803115226/http://www.mallorypark.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=186&Itemid=79 |archive-date=3 August 2011 }}</ref>

===FIM Motocross World Championship===
[[File:Leok.jpg|thumb|right|[[Tanel Leok]] in Grand Prix of Great Britain, followed by [[David Philippaerts]]]]
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
! Year
! Race 
! Rider
! Manufacturer
|-
! [[2008 FIM Motocross World Championship season|2008]]
| Grand Prix of Great Britain MX1 
| {{flagicon|Spain}} [[Jonathan Barragán]]
| [[KTM]]
|-
! 
| Grand Prix of Great Britain MX2
| {{flagicon|Italy}} [[Antonio Cairoli]]
| [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! [[2009 FIM Motocross World Championship season|2009]]
| Grand Prix of Great Britain MX1 
| {{flagicon|Italy}} [[David Philippaerts]]
| [[Yamaha Motor Company|Yamaha]]
|-
! 
| Grand Prix of Great Britain MX2
| {{flagicon|France}} [[Marvin Musquin]]
| [[KTM]]
|}

==Further reading==

*Gareth Rogers. ''Mallory Park: 50 Years at the Friendly Circuit''. The History Press Ltd. {{ISBN|978-0752438511}}.

==Notes==
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==References==

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==External links==
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* {{Cite web | title=Domestic Honours - Grasstrack GB | url=https://grasstrackgb.co.uk/honours/domestic-honours/ | access-date=2025-06-27 | website=grasstrackgb.co.uk}}

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