Brands Hatch

“	Originally a dirt track in 1926, the historic Brands Hatch is one of the few British circuits to stage Grand Prix, IndyCar, and NASCAR races. Nearly every famous race driver from the last 50 years has raced the unique combination of dips, cambers, fearsome corners, and hills. Turn 1, Paddock Hill Bend, is a fine example; a tricky right-hander running downhill that can quickly go from bad to worse for the inattentive driver. The entire IndyCar circuit, measuring 1.1 miles long, can be viewed by spectators thanks to the natural amphitheater of the grounds. Only a select group of events are scheduled yearly due to sound restrictions since neighboring residents are in close proximity to the 2.3-mile Grand Prix layout. In its infancy, Brands Hatch was just a gathering place for motorcyclists who had permission from the farm owner to practice and sometimes race in the grassy hollow. It wasn’t until after World War II that cars began racing there. None other than a young Stirling Moss was among the first to race half-liter Formula III cars in a demonstration race before the 7,000 fans who gathered. Since then it has flourished and has even been referred to as “the best circuit in the world” by many drivers.	”
— Official description ^[1]

Brands Hatch is a real environment featured in all Motorsport titles since Forza Motorsport 6.

Synopsis

Located in West Kingsdown, England, the highly acclaimed historic Brands Hatch held its inaugural race in 1926. Since then, incremental changes has been made to the circuit's format; keeping true to its classic layout and natural contours. ^[2]

Throughout the years, regular continued up-keeping and upgrades have kept it world class facility; with the permanent course currently categorized as FIA Grade 2, ensuring the iconic venue continues to be visited by many championships of every caliber, local and abroad, two wheeled and four, tarmac and gravel, virtual and real. ^[3]