Donington Park

Donington Park was England's first permanent park circuit, opening in the early 1930s and hosting pre-war Grand Prix racing before closing during the Second World War. Revived in the 1970s, its modern layout is built around a famous sequence of corners — the flowing, downhill Craner Curves, the deceptively fast Old Hairpin, and the blind, high-speed Coppice Corner leading onto the back straight.