Race Tracks in the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic has one of the deepest motorsport cultures in Central Europe, anchored by two major permanent circuits: Automotodrom Brno, built in 1987 to replace the legendary 29 km Masarykův okruh street circuit and now a World Superbike Championship venue, and Autodrom Most, home to World Superbike, NASCAR Euro Series and European Truck Racing rounds. Public-road racing survives strongly here too, with the 300 zatáček Gustava Havla street race through Hořice running since 1936 and the Nepomucký trojúhelník near Nepomuk now hosting historic-motorcycle regularity events. The Ecce Homo hillclimb at Šternberk, one of Europe's oldest continuously used hillclimb venues, has run FIA European Hill Climb Championship rounds since 1981. Motocross is represented at MXGP level by Loket, and Autodrom Sosnová near Česká Lípa mixes rallycross, karting and supermoto, having hosted the FIM Supermoto World Championship. The country is also one of speedway's strongholds, with tracks at Pardubice (home of the historic Zlatá přilba/Golden Helmet), Prague, Plzeň, Liberec, Slaný, Chabařovice, Březolupy and Mariánské Lázně. Karting runs through club circuits and multi-purpose facilities such as Steel Ring in Třinec. The country has no purpose-built ovals or drag strips.
28 venues listed across 7 categories. Venues with a full RaceTrackWorld guide are linked.
Road courses in Czech Republic
| Venue | Town | Length | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Automotodrom Brno | Brno, South Moravian Region | 5.403 km | Purpose-built successor (opened 1987) to the historic Masarykův okruh street circuit; hosts World Superbike Championship and other major international car and motorcycle events. |
| Autodrom Most | Most, Ústí nad Labem Region | 4.219 km | Opened in 1983; hosts World Superbike Championship, NASCAR Euro Series and European Truck Racing Championship rounds alongside driver training. |
| Autodrom Sosnová | Sosnová, near Česká Lípa, Liberec Region | — | Multi-purpose facility founded 1994 used for rallycross, rally, supermoto and karting, hosting Czech national and occasional European championship rounds and the 2013 FIM Supermoto World Championship. |
| Vysoké Mýto street circuitSeasonal | Vysoké Mýto, Pardubice Region | — | Public-road street circuit used for motorcycle road racing events in the town. |
| Písek street circuitSeasonal | Písek, South Bohemian Region | — | Public-road street circuit used for motorcycle road racing events in the town. |
Street circuits and temporary in Czech Republic
| Venue | Town | Length | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 300 zatáček Gustava HavlaSeasonal | Hořice v Podkrkonoší, Hradec Králové Region | 5.15 km | Public-road street circuit run since 1936, a demanding 26-corner loop with about 90 m of elevation change, hosting international motorcycle road racing. |
| Nepomucký trojúhelníkSeasonal | Nepomuk (Kramolín), Plzeň Region | 3.1 km | Public-road triangle circuit that ran speed road races until 1967 and now hosts the Czech championship for regularity riding of historic racing motorcycles and sidecars. |
Hillclimbs and sprints in Czech Republic
| Venue | Town | Length | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ecce Homo | Šternberk, Olomouc Region | 7.8 km | Public-road hillclimb rising from 300 m to 607 m above Šternberk, with racing history dating to 1905 and FIA European Hill Climb Championship rounds since 1981. |
| Ústí nad Orlicí hillclimbSeasonal | Ústí nad Orlicí, Pardubice Region | — | Regional hillclimb course used for Czech hillclimbing championship rounds. |
| Rudnická rokleSeasonal | Rudník area | — | Regional hillclimb/sprint course used for club and championship motorsport events. |
Motocross and off-road in Czech Republic
| Venue | Town | Length | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loket (Loketské serpentiny)Seasonal | Loket, Karlovy Vary Region | — | Motocross venue that has hosted the MXGP Grand Prix of Czech Republic round of the FIM Motocross World Championship. |
| Pacov motocrossSeasonal | Pacov, Vysočina Region | — | Regional motocross circuit used for club and national-level competition. |
Motorcycle speedway and short ovals in Czech Republic
| Venue | Town | Length | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Svítkov Stadium (Pardubice) | Pardubice, Pardubice Region | — | Home of the historic Zlatá přilba (Golden Helmet) speedway meeting, run at Pardubice since 1929. |
| Markéta Stadium | Prague | — | Prague's speedway stadium in the Markéta district, used for domestic league and international speedway meetings. |
| Plzeň speedway track | Plzeň, Plzeň Region | — | Speedway stadium hosting Plzeň's club in the Czech speedway league. |
| Slaný Speedway Stadium | Slaný, Central Bohemian Region | — | Speedway stadium hosting Czech league and youth speedway racing. |
| Mšeno Speedway Stadium | Mšeno (Jihlava), Vysočina Region | — | Jihlava's speedway venue, home to one of the Czech league's established clubs. |
| Liberec Speedway | Liberec, Liberec Region | — | Speedway stadium hosting Liberec's club in the Czech speedway league. |
| Chabařovice Speedway | Chabařovice, Ústí nad Labem Region | — | Speedway stadium used for domestic league and youth racing. |
| Březolupy Speedway | Březolupy, Zlín Region | — | Speedway stadium used for club and youth speedway competition. |
| Mariánské Lázně Longtrack Speedway | Mariánské Lázně, Karlovy Vary Region | — | Longtrack speedway venue hosting domestic and international longtrack racing. |
Karting in Czech Republic
| Venue | Town | Length | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steel Ring Třinec | Třinec, Moravian-Silesian Region | — | Multi-functional motorsport facility opened 2017 with an FIA-homologated international karting circuit, safe-driving polygon and drift events. |
| Cheb karting circuit | Cheb, Karlovy Vary Region | — | Regional kart circuit used for club racing. |
Closed and historic in Czech Republic
| Venue | Town | Length | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Masarykův okruh (old road circuit)Closed | Brno area (Bosonohy-Žebětín-Ostrovačice loop), South Moravian Region | 29.194 km | Original public-road street circuit run from 1930 to 1986 through several Brno-area villages before being replaced by the purpose-built Automotodrom Brno. |
| CzechRingClosed | Hradec Králové (Park 360), Hradec Králové Region | — | Circuit within the Park 360 complex that opened in September 2011 and is now closed to public use. |
| Lidický okruhClosed | Lidice, Central Bohemian Region | — | Former public-road racing circuit at Lidice. |
| Litomyšlské motocyklové závodyDormant | Litomyšl, Pardubice Region | — | Historic motorcycle road races held on the streets of Litomyšl. |
| Mělnický okruhClosed | Mělník, Central Bohemian Region | — | Former public-road street circuit used for motor racing at Mělník. |
Race tracks near the big cities in Czech Republic
Near Prague
- Markéta Stadium · about 15 min
- Slaný Speedway Stadium · about 35 min
Near Brno
- Automotodrom Brno · about 15 min
- Ecce Homo · about 70 min
Near Ostrava
- Steel Ring Třinec · about 50 min
Near Plzeň
- Nepomucký trojúhelník · about 35 min
- Mariánské Lázně Longtrack Speedway · about 50 min
Major race weekends in Czech Republic
| Event | Venue | When | Series |
|---|---|---|---|
| WorldSBK Czech Round | Automotodrom Brno | varies | World Superbike Championship |
| WorldSBK / European Truck Racing round | Autodrom Most | varies | World Superbike Championship / European Truck Racing Championship |
| 300 zatáček Gustava Havla | 300 zatáček Gustava Havla | August | International road racing |
| Ecce Homo hillclimb | Ecce Homo | August | FIA European Hill Climb Championship |
| Zlatá přilba (Golden Helmet) | Svítkov Stadium (Pardubice) | September | Individual speedway |
| MXGP Grand Prix of Czech Republic | Loket (Loketské serpentiny) | varies | FIM Motocross World Championship |
Track days and driving experiences in Czech Republic
Autodrom Most and Automotodrom Brno both run regular public track-day and driver-training calendars, typically 2,000-6,000 CZK for a half or full day depending on car class and instruction level; Most also runs dedicated emergency-services and corporate driver-training programmes. Autodrom Sosnová and Steel Ring Třinec offer safe-driving polygon courses and kart hire sessions, generally in the low hundreds to low thousands of CZK. Kart clubs at Steel Ring, Cheb and other regional circuits run walk-up hire-kart sessions and club practice most weekends.
Frequently asked questions
Does this list include horse racing tracks?+
No. This page covers motorsport venues only — circuit racing, rallycross, motocross, hillclimbing, speedway and karting. Czech horse racing venues, including Pardubice's Velká pardubická steeplechase course, are a separate industry and are not listed here.
What is the Czech Republic's most famous race track?+
Automotodrom Brno is the country's best-known circuit, built in 1987 to replace the historic 29 km Masarykův okruh street circuit and now a World Superbike Championship venue; Autodrom Most is the other major permanent circuit.
Are public-road street circuits still raced in the Czech Republic?+
Yes. The 300 zatáček Gustava Havla at Hořice has run motorcycle road racing since 1936, and the Nepomucký trojúhelník near Nepomuk, once a speed-racing circuit, now hosts historic-motorcycle regularity events.
Does the Czech Republic have oval or drag racing?+
No purpose-built ovals or drag strips. The closest equivalents are the country's many motorcycle speedway stadiums, including Pardubice, Prague, Plzeň, Liberec and Slaný, and rallycross venues such as Autodrom Sosnová.
Where is speedway racing held in the Czech Republic?+
The Czech Republic has one of the densest speedway scenes in Europe, with stadiums at Pardubice (home of the historic Zlatá přilba/Golden Helmet), Prague, Plzeň, Liberec, Slaný, Mšeno (Jihlava), Chabařovice, Březolupy and the Mariánské Lázně longtrack.
Where does motocross racing happen in the Czech Republic?+
Loket has hosted the MXGP Grand Prix of Czech Republic round of the FIM Motocross World Championship, alongside regional circuits such as Pacov.
Is hillclimb racing still active in the Czech Republic?+
Yes. Ecce Homo at Šternberk, one of Europe's oldest continuously used hillclimb venues, has run FIA European Hill Climb Championship rounds since 1981; smaller national-championship hillclimbs also run at Ústí nad Orlicí and Rudnická rokle.
Venue list checked against 12 sources. Last reviewed 2026-09-11.
Czech Republic track guides on RaceTrackWorld
Autodrom Most
Address: Tvrzova 5, Souš, 435 02 Most, Czechia Website: https://www.autodrom-most.cz/ Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +420 476 449 970 Hotel...
Automoto klub Nepomuk v AČR
Address: Plzeňská 456, 335 01 Nepomuk, Czechia Website: http://www.amknepomuk.cz/ Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +420 371 591 359 Hotels Ne...
Automotodrom Brno (Automotodrom Brno – Brno Circuit)
Address: Masarykův okruh 201, 664 81 Ostrovačice, Czechia Website: https://www.automotodrombrno.cz Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +420 546 1...
Loketske Serpentiny
Address: Loketské Serpentiny, 357 33 Loket, Czechia Website: https://www.loketmx.com/ Email: [email protected] Phone Number: +420 352684201 Hotels ...