Overview
- ⏱️3 hours 43 minutesApproximate duration
| 3m 1f |
| 16:18 | Horse Racing | The Willoughby De Broke Hunter Chase | 3m |
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🏟️ Address: Warwick Racecourse, Hampton Street, Warwick, CV34 6HN, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps
Coach and car parking are free of charge in the raceday car parks located on-site. When leaving the car park you will be required to exit via a specified route, normally the direction you came from. There may be delays in exiting due to everyone leaving at the same time.
Disabled parking is located at the entrance to the Main Enclosure. Stewards will direct you to this area on the production of your blue badge.
The racecourse has 2 “fast charge” electric vehicle charging points located near the entrance. These are operated under the Polar scheme. Access can be restricted at some race meetings so please check the availability of the charge points in advance and be aware that your vehicle will need to be moved after parking.
You may find the following Warwick taxi numbers useful when you are travelling to the racecourse.
The following Stagecoach Bus Services run on a regular daily basis:
Warwick Racecourse is served by 2 train stations, both operate on the Chiltern line which runs between London Marylebone and Birmingham Snow Hill.
Warwick Racecourse is just a 1.1 km (14 min) walk from the centre of Warwick.
From Warwick Town Centre Bus Station, you will be starting on Puckerings Lane and follow this until the end of the road.
As Warwick is home to the legendary Warwick Castle, it is a popular family destination with lots of accommodation to choose from. Therefore, accommodation prices in Warwick are higher than in most towns, especially during school holidays. However, there’s plenty of more affordable alternatives in neighouring towns, cities, and countryside.
Warwick’s primary airport is Birmingham International Airport (BHX), which provides direct flights and from many major cities across Europe. Those travelling…
Take a tour through time at Lord Leycester Hospital – step through the arched wooden doorway of this historic half-timbered courtyard building used over the centuries as a social hall for meetings, events, and refuge for almost 900 years
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