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The Chequered Flag Room

Description:
Our largest event space, The Chequered Flag Room, boasts stylish Edwardian decor with its own private balcony overlooking the Paddock.

This room, once used, in times gone by, to entertain the first racing drivers and their guests, can hold up to 250 people theatre style and is perfect for conferences, exhibitions, product launches and award ceremonies.

Capacities:
Cabaret Style – 150
Theatre Style – 250
Reception – 250 / 350*
Private Dining – 230
* if used in conjunction with Bluebird Room
Included in the room hire is a screen, projector, lectern and lectern mic.

Did You Know?...

The green-domed Clubhouse was built in 1907 to accommodate the race track officials such as stewards, the Clerk of the Scales and the Clerk of the Course. The first racing drivers and their guests were entertained in the Chequered Flag Room.

Complete event management. If you need any additional services, including hotels, toastmasters, photography and even lighting, please give our hospitality team a call on 01932 858 005.

The Bluebird Room

Description:
Surround yourself in the history of the room which once was used by Sir Malcolm Campbell to create the plans for his world famous Bluebird racing car.

The Bluebird Room, which is elegantly decorated with Sir Malcolm Campbell memorabilia, offers plenty of natural daylight and views overlooking the Motoring Village.

This room is perfect for boardroom meetings, conferences and drinks receptions and has a maximum capacity of 60 theatre style or 80 for a drinks reception.

Capacities:
Cabaret Style – 45
Theatre Style – 60
Board Room Style – 30
Reception – 80 / 150*
Private Dining – 64
* if used in conjunction with Members Bar

Did You Know?...

Sir Malcolm Campbell, World Land Speed Record holder, created the plans for his world famous 'Blue Bird' racing car in this room. He built his first shed at Brooklands in 1926 and it was here that his world record-breaking cars were often kept, displayed and even built.

Enjoy a private tour of the Brooklands Museum to get a true sense of the history surrounding this unique venue

Members' Lounge

Description:
Elegantly decorated in a 1920's art deco theme, the Members' Lounge provides a stunning setting for any drinks reception with a capacity of up to 60 people.

Allow your guests to soak up the atmosphere of Brooklands Museum with a post-conference or pre-dinner reception in this stylish room and private balcony.

Capacities:
Reception – 40 / 60*
* including the balcony

Did You Know?...

Although anybody was allowed to join the Brooklands Automobile Racing Club (BARC), few enthusiasts could afford to and, with its slogan "The Right Crowd and No Crowding" the club only admitted those wearing their members' or members' guest badges.

Looking for something different? Our unique Concorde Champagne Experience may be just what you're looking for to ensure your guests have a memorable experience.

Enjoy the magic of Brooklands over Christmas and join us for our party, lunch and dinner packages.

Ford Room

Description:
Housing the original boardroom table and chairs from the Ford Motor Company, the Ford Room is perfect for meetings of up to 12 people.

With direct access onto the terrace balcony overlooking the Motoring Village, it is a very popular room for smaller meetings and private dining.

Capacities:
Board Room Style – 12
Private Dining – 12

Did You Know?...

In 1947 the Clubhouse was occupied by Barnes Wallis as part of the Vickers-Armstrongs Research and Development Department. Many rooms were turned into offices and today's Ford Room still holds the original board room table and chairs from the Ford Motor Company.

Be seated 'At the controls of Concorde' and try your hand at flying this supersonic aircraft in the only Concorde Simulator in the world.

Directors' Suite

Description:
Our most intimate room, the Directors' Suite, was occupied by Sir Barnes Wallis as a design office for his research and development work of aircraft from 1947-1971.

This room is ideal for smaller meetings, lunches or as a breakout area for our larger meeting and conference rooms.

Capacities:
Board Room Style – 8
Private Dining – 8

Did You Know?...

Renowned engineer, designer and inventor, Sir Barnes Wallis spent almost 40 years working at Brooklands - most notably on the Wellington bomber, the 'bouncing' bomb and the largest conventional bombs used in the war, the Tallboy and Grand Slam 'earthquake' bombs.

Our delicious menu collection offers a superb choice and our extensive wine list ensures the perfect compliment to your menu

Other Facilities

Concorde Area

Description:
Transform the undercroft of this country's first production Concorde into an amazing outdoor reception area, perfect for summer events.

Capacities:
Reception – 250

The Railton

Description:
With views overlooking the fascinating Stratosphere Chamber, The Railton is a unique and flexible meeting room to suit your needs.

Capacities:
Cabaret style – 30
Theatre style – 40
Boardroom style – 28

The Wellington

Description:
Interconnecting with the Railton Room, The Wellington can be used as a meeting room or breakout room for our many other event facilities.

Capacities:
Cabaret style – 40
Theatre style – 60
Boardroom style – 28

Did You Know?...

The Stratosphere Chamber was designed under the direction of Barnes Wallis in 1946. Its purpose was to test aircraft components under environmental conditions prevailing at 70,000 feet altitude; the height at which Wallis' planned supersonic aeroplanes would fly.