Snetterton Circuit is a motor racing track in Norfolk, England, that was opened for competition in 1953.
Throughout Snetterton's 60-year existence, the circuit configuration has altered multiple times. It was 2.7 miles long in the 1960s and early 1970s, with a huge portion running virtually parallel to the A11 road before a severe hairpin turn and a long run back to the Brundle and Nelson corners.
Russell Bend was built to the circuit as the penultimate corner to slow racers as they neared the pits. The track had been trimmed significantly since the 1970s, to slightly under two miles, until 2010, when circuit owner MSV announced the most extensive makeover in the venue's history, which was completed in February 2011.