RF88 at in 48.44sec. By the end of the 20th Century, the outright lap record on the full circuit, which still stands to the credit of Johan Rajamäki, driving a Formula One Footwork-Judd FA13 in the BOSS Formula at in 38.23secs. it was set on 5 May 1997. On the oval circuit, the record has stood since May 1995, the credit of a V6 Ford Mondeo Eurocar of Ian Fewings at in 33.840sec. While on two wheels, the full lap record was set during the 2017 ‘Race of the year’ at 50.660s, at , by Bradley Ray abroad a Suzuki GSX-R1000. In the karting world John Riley in his Division 1 Superkart set the lap record of 44.071s, at in June 2006. At this point he was already the lap record holder in the Formula 250 National Superkart class with a laptime of 45.141s, at set in August 2001. Lap Records The official race lap records at the Mallory Park are listed as: Other uses Motocross Circuit Adjacent to the road course is a purpose-built motocross circuit which played host to the Grand Prix of Great Britain in 2008. The event was being organised by off-road promotions company RHL, who originally planned to use the former Grand Prix circuit at Foxhill, near Swindon, until it became apparent that the infrastructure at the Wiltshire venue would not be sufficient for such a high-profile event. The event was seen as a success by fans, with over 30,000 fans in attendance over the weekend. However, the Grand Prix only returned once more in 2009. The circuit has been unused since late 2013 and has fallen into disuse. Motocross activities ended due to noise concerns and, in the interests of improving relations with the local community, the new owners of the circuit have no plans to recommence Motocross. Cycling The park is used as a venue for Triathlon training, with the tarmac circuit offering traffic-free conditions for endurance training in cycling and distance-running. The lake enables open water swimming. Occasionally, family cycling fun-events are held. Major Race Results British Grasstrack Championship Note: Bill who finished second in the 1951 Sidecars went on to complete many laps around Mallory in Road Racing. He is the father of Mick Boddice, the record breaking Isle of Man TT competitor. Formula One Non-World Championship races International Formula Two Championship European Formula 5000 Championship The BRSCC's European Formula 5000