Jointline Supports Historic Motorsport Venue with Precision Track Markings

Jointline recently supported Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb Club by refreshing the track line markings at the world’s oldest motorsport venue still in continuous use. Our experienced crew delivered crisp, high-contrast markings to maintain safety and visual clarity for competitors during key build-up areas such as the spin-clean zone.

Located in Worcestershire, Shelsley Walsh is renowned across the motorsport world for its challenging gradient and heritage dating back to 1905. Maintaining clear, durable lines at such a venue is essential to support performance, safety, and operational standards.

As part of the works, we installed new start and finish lines, directional arrows, and a control line in the holding paddock at the top of the hill, enhancing clarity for competitors and event officials alike. Safety lines were placed at gated entry points along the course, clearly identifying restricted areas. Additionally, kerb markings were refreshed to motorsport specifications, helping define visible track limits for drivers navigating the climb at speed.

The track marking refresh included MMA paint application, carried out with minimal disruption to the venue’s operations. Our specialist team ensured line placement met the unique requirements of the course, providing defined visual cues that support tyre preparation and reduce on-track risks.

As with all our sports and specialist surface projects, we applied best practice in substrate preparation, temperature control, and post-application inspection to ensure quality and durability. The result is a clean, high-visibility track surface that enhances performance and driver confidence.

This project highlights Jointline’s continued support for motorsport and specialist surfaces, combining technical accuracy with an appreciation for the heritage and operating conditions of each site.