With there being several different junior formulae in Britain racing on different tracks nearly all year round, which do you feel provides the best action and provides the biggest challenge?

I feel that Oulton Park provides a great challenge due to the nature of the circuit, with dips and rises, and difficult corners to master


PS Sorry if I have missed out on certain tracks - there's alot to remember!

Thruxton!

Mallory Park and Mondello Park for instance <peek>

I think if one is driving,then they all offer some kind of challenge <think>
Castle Combe would be my choice <thumbsup>

Pembrey is a superb circuit to test out both the novice and experienced driver. Includes a 172 degree hairpin as the first corner, and a double apex left hander which tightens up half way around.

Mondello, over in Ireland, is a cracking track, particularly the international one. Drivers get no relaxation here.

I haven't been to the new anglesey yet, but the old one was brilliant too for spectators, and something of a challenge for the drivers.

Thruxton is a high speed circuit with a nasty sting in it's tail (the chicane at the end of the lap)

Silverstone National is a little flat, but there's some great chances for some high speed running. It's not a great track for the spectators though.

I think the only way you can really judge a track for the most challenging is to get out there and drive it, and for that, you need a tame racing driver...

Silverstone National tends to show good racing in something such as Vees tho due to the slipstreaming [see an old MN with their "top races" for the year].

Mallory + stock hatches = great fun!

and a massive repair bill...