Anglesey, or Trac Môn, is widely regarded as one of the most scenic and enjoyable circuits in the United Kingdom. Perched on the cliffs of the Isle of Anglesey, it overlooks the Irish Sea with the Snowdonia mountain range providing a dramatic backdrop. The International GP layout used for most track days is a perfect blend of technical hairpins, heavy braking zones, and some of the most exhilarating high speed corners in the country.

The circuit was completely redesigned in 2007, resulting in a modern surface with excellent drainage and grip. It features a superb variety of challenges, from the steep downhill plunge of the Corkscrew to the heavy braking required for the Banking hairpin. The track is wide enough to allow for multiple lines, making it a fantastic place for drivers to experiment with their technique and find where their car performs best.

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"The star of the show at Anglesey is undoubtedly Church. It is an incredibly fast, sweeping right hander that seems to go on forever. To get it right, you need to be very progressive with the throttle, balancing the car on the edge of its grip while aiming for a very late apex. If you get Church right, the feeling of satisfaction is immense, but if you rush the entry, you will find yourself struggling for room on the exit."

"You also have to master the transition through the Rocket complex and into the Corkscrew when on the Coastal layout. This is a very technical sequence where the car becomes light as you drop down the hill. You need to be patient with the steering and avoid being too aggressive with the brakes while the suspension is unloaded. While the views are spectacular, don't let them distract you from the coastal weather. The wind can be quite gusty, which affects the aero balance of the car in the faster sections. It is a truly rewarding circuit that offers a bit of everything!"