Nutts Corner is a short racing oval in Northern Ireland, north-west of the capital of Belfast. Nutts Corner was originally an airfield, which was used for military and civilian flights. Up until the 1960s it was the most important civil airport in Northern Ireland. Between 1984 and 2004 the site and adjacent roads were used for motorbike races and rally events.

Today, the Nutts Corner oval attracts fans to the north-west of Belfast. Stockcars, hot rods and bangers have taken over the former airfield, which is also used as a venue for motorsport shows and regular meetings of automobile enthusiasts.