Advanced

Castle Combe Circuit sits amid rolling Cotswold limestone fields in Castle Combe, England, a short drive from Chippenham. The Advanced motorcycle track day with MPS Motorsport is a one-day sprint into focused, high-adrenaline skill work guided by past and present BSB and WSBK racers. Riders sign on from 7.30am, noise testing at 8.00am, a safety briefing at 8.30am and the first on-track session at 9.00am, so early arrival is essential.

From the paddock to the pit wall the atmosphere is professional and encouraging: small groups capped at fifteen keep coaching personal and uncluttered. On-track tuition covers braking, trail-braking, body positioning, line choice and overtaking techniques. Coaches deliver timed feedback between sessions and use on-bike drills to tighten apexes and build confidence through controlled progression.

The surface is typical British circuit asphalt—generally grippy when warm but quick to change in damp conditions—so tire management and setup matter. What makes this offering stand out is the access to racing talent. MPS work with British Superbikes and World Superbike alumni, and that lineage shows in the program’s focus on reproducible technique rather than reckless speed.

The event explicitly supports rider development and younger British talent, creating an environment where novices learn fundamentals and experienced riders polish racecraft. Logistics are straightforward: circuit access begins at 7am with registration at 7.30am; plan for a full day on-site. Included are coached track time, body positioning guidance and free track photos—useful for analyzing form.

Expect group sizes small enough for meaningful one-on-one coaching, yet large enough to deliver varied on-track traffic for realistic practice. The circuit sits in a rural landscape of hedgerows and pasture; the nearby village of Castle Combe is a good base if you want a quieter stay. Be mindful of the local noise and signage, and follow marshals’ instructions at all times.

For riders, preparing the bike means basic mechanical checks, correct tire pressures and ensuring noise compliance for testing. If you want a focused, coach-led push on a classic UK short circuit, this Advanced day provides concentrated seat time under experienced instructors. It’s a practical, high-value way to sharpen technique, build pace safely and leave with clear data points—both photo and coach-provided —to measure real improvement on track.

The day is open to riders aged 18 and over with prices starting from 270£ (excluding booking fees). With a maximum group size of fifteen the format balances ample seat time with repeated instructor feedback; free on-track photography helps you analyze body position and line through a visual record. Expect to finish with clear next steps from coaches and, often, contacts for follow-up sessions.

Arrive ready to sign on at 7.30am at Castle Combe Circuit and leave with measurable progress and sharper focus today.