Description

Lydden Hill is one of the most iconic and compact race circuits in the UK, often referred to as “the Mini Nürburgring.” Located in Kent, England, this fast and technical venue is renowned for its flowing layout, natural elevation changes, and close-quarters racing.

The lap begins with the high-speed downhill run into Paddock Bend, a fast right-hander that rewards commitment and precision. From there, riders climb through Hailwoods Hill, leading into the tight and technical Druids Hairpin, a key overtaking spot. The circuit continues with the sweeping Graham Hill Bend, followed by the fast and challenging Pilgrims Drop, where elevation and braking control are critical. The lap concludes with the flowing Chessons Drift, bringing riders back onto the main straight.

Despite its short length, Lydden Hill demands accuracy, rhythm, and bravery, making it a favorite for both riders and spectators. This GP Bikes version faithfully recreates the circuit’s character, including realistic elevation, corner geometry, trackside details, and racing atmosphere, delivering an authentic and challenging experience suitable for sprint races and close competition.