The Mallory Park racetrack is located in the British county of Leicestershire, between Leicester and Hinckley. The site was originally the home of a grass oval, which was opened in 1948. This was replaced with an asphalted racetrack in the mid 1950s. Today the site features several circuit variants and a motocross circuit. The British Superbike Championship is one of the regular guests at Mallory Park.

The circuit - one of the shortest permanent racetracks in Great Britain - is nestled in a natural amphitheatre, allowing fans a view of the entire circuit from all the spectator areas. Shaw's, a 180-degree hairpin, is the tightest corner on any British racetrack and features in almost all the circuit variants. Despite this hairpin, Mallory Park is still a fast circuit. Two chicanes have been added to the variant used for Superbike races, in order to reduce speeds. Flowing sections and a blind, downhill left-hander ahead of the start-finish straight complete the challenging layout.