In 1968 Bruce McLaren took McLaren's first ever Formula One victory at the legendary Spa-Francorchamps.

With picturesque surroundings in the heart of the Belgian countryside, the track's long straights and fast corners provide an exciting challenge for even the most accomplished of drivers.

Renowned for it's high-speed bends and elevation changes, Spa-Francorchamps is arguably the the most famous Grand Prix circuit in the world. Follow in Bruce's tyre tracks and tackle the demands of Eau Rouge using the latest race-bred technology of McLaren cars.

Located in a hilly countryside, Hungaroring winds its way in a natural amphitheatre setting near Mogyoród, Hungary. Among the many modern, uniformed tracks, Hungaroring represents a tradition style circuit with a mix of sweeping and sharp bends and plenty of straights to get to grips with the power and agility of a McLaren.

Home of the German Grand Prix, McLaren hold the lap record at the Hockenheimring, which was set by Kimi Räikkönen in the McLaren MP4-19B in 2004.

Following an extensive redesign in 2002, the modern track remains as challenging as ever with a series of slow turns making it critically important to find the optimal racing line.

Take on the challenge of this iconic circuit yourself from behind the wheel of a McLaren 570S GT4

Meet fellow track enthusiasts and experience the thrill of driving at the “Home of British Motorsport”.

Perhaps the most famous and historic of all UK race tracks, Silverstone hosted the very first round of the official Formula One® world championship in 1950 and has been the permanent venue of the British Grand Prix since 1987.

As a highlight of the Pure McLaren calendar, this is your chance to experience our cars just a short drive from the very place they were designed and built.

Welcome to the Sakhir desert, home to Bahrain’s purpose built, world-class motorsport facility. It features five FIA certified track layouts, more than anywhere else in the world, including the 5.412km Grand Prix Circuit used for F1, WEC and Formula 2 races and on which McLaren hold the current lap record.

The circuit features two long straights, a fast section of satisfying curves and a number of demanding slow corners. It’s a fast and flowing circuit which allows the car to do most of the work. McLaren’s Driver Coaches advice: look as far ahead as possible.