We’re looking forward to welcoming spectators to Snetterton for the third round of the 2025 Bennetts British Superbike Championship this weekend (20-22 June). Here is some useful information to help you make the most of your trip to the circuit.
Gate opening times
Public admission to the circuit starts at 8.00am on Friday and Saturday and 7.30am on Sunday.
How to get here
Please click here for directions to the venue.
Timetable
Click here to download a schedule for this weekend's event.
Venue Map
Click here to view a map of the venue.
Parking information
Parking is free of charge in all allocated public car parks.
Blue badge holders should follow public signage for disabled parking, or alternatively please speak to a member of staff on arrival
Bike parking/helmet and leather park
As with previous Bennetts BSB events there will be a chargeable helmet and leather park courtesy of Norfolk Blood Bikes, with proceeds going towards supporting the charity’s important work.
Cashpoint
We don't have a cash machine at the circuit, but most traders and food/drink outlets take card payments.
Camping
The campsite will open at midday on Thursday 19 June for valid ticketholders and close at midday on Monday 23 June. Please note that facilities will be provided in full during this period.
There is no shop located on the campsite but Tyrrells restaurant will be serving hot food, snacks and drinks. Barbecues are permitted on the campsite only, providing they are raised off the ground. Open fires are not permitted.
You will need to possess a valid weekend admission ticket/pass and a weekend camping ticket in order to access one of our campsites.
Please click here to read more camping information.
A map showing the layout of the campsite can be found by clicking here.
Live music
There will be live music on Friday and Saturday evening from Buffalo Blonde and Time Crisis respectively.
Tickets
Additional tickets will be available on the gate. Please click here for more information.
If you have chosen to have tickets posted (not print-at-home) you will need to bring the originals to the circuit as copies and receipts are not accepted. All advance tickets have now been dispatched and were sent by either Recorded or Special Delivery, meaning a signature is required.
In the unlikely event yours haven't arrived in time, contact us urgently during midweek office hours on [email protected].
Print-at-home/e-tickets are emailed on the day of purchase. If you haven't received yours, you can access them by logging on to your MSV account. Your order confirmation email will not gain you admission to the venue - you must have your e-tickets printed or scanned from a mobile device.
Please have your tickets separated or downloaded before arriving at the gate.
Grandstand seats
A limited number of grandstand seats are available to purchase from the booths at each stand.
Jim Russell Stand on Saturday: £15 for adults / £10 for under-16s
Oliver Sear Stand on Saturday: £15 for adults / £10 for under-16s
Oliver Sear Stand on Sunday: £30 for adults / £30 for under-16s
Please note that the Tyrrells stand has sold out on both days and the Jim Russell stand has sold out on Sunday.
Programmes
Official event programmes are on sale from the main gate, paddock entrance, the venue office, the Oliver Sear grandstand and the Jim Russell grandstand for just £8.
BSB Radio presented by Kawasaki K Options
BSB Radio will be broadcasting live commentary, interviews and spectator information throughout the weekend on 107.3FM.
Radio earpieces are available from programme booths, souvenir stands and the circuit office.
Giant TV screens
To help you keep up with all the action there will be big screens showing all of Sunday's action.
Pit Walk
The free of charge Pit Walk returns to Snetterton’s Bennetts British Superbike event, and takes place at 11:50am on Sunday.
Trade and merchandise
A trade area will be in operation all weekend, with dealers and manufacturers represented, plus championship partners and stalls selling parts, accessories and rider and team merchandise.
Gazebos and other structures
You are welcome to bring small, open fronted tents and other small outdoor structures (without sides) to general spectator areas, but we reserve the right to take down larger gazebos and other similar temporary structures if we consider them dangerous, or they obscure the views of others. Please be considerate to those around you and speak to a member of staff if you have any concerns. Please ensure that all temporary structures are weighted or anchored down securely.
Here to help
Excellent customer service is important to us, and all our staff are trained to help you make the most of your visit to the circuit. Whether you need assistance to find a lost child or to locate a disabled toilet, please ask one of the many uniformed staff you will see throughout the venue.
Security
The safety and security of all our visitors is paramount, so please be aware you may be subject to bag searches and security checks at our venue. We would also politely ask, as an additional security measure, that you put luggage tags on all of your bags detailing your name and mobile number, so that it can be easily identified. Please do not leave your bag or personal belongings unattended at any time.
No dogs/animals permitted on site
No animals are permitted anywhere on site, with the exception of guide dogs. Please contact us via [email protected] to advise if you will be bringing an assistance dog.
Scooters/bicycles - prohibited in public areas
Please note that use of personal two-wheeled vehicles, including scooters, e-scooters and bicycles is strictly prohibited within public areas of the venue.
Please respect our neighbours
We kindly ask that all ticketholders driving to the circuit this weekend drive or ride carefully and considerately both when travelling to and leaving the venue.