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Kramolín (Automoto klub Nepomuk)

Kramolín (Automoto klub Nepomuk) at a glance

Location
Nepomuk, Plzeň Region
Type
motocross
Length
1.817 km (1.129 mi)
Surface
clay/rock hardpack
Owner
Automoto klub Nepomuk v AČR

Track map and layout

Automoto klub Nepomuk v AČR Map
Kramolín (Automoto klub Nepomuk) track layout

The Kramolín circuit is a technical, clay-and-rock hardpack motocross track built into hilly terrain near Nepomuk in the Plzeň Region, with a minimum width of 7 metres and a lap combining berms and jumps rather than long straights. Separate solo and sidecar/quad configurations are used depending on the discipline: the solo track runs 1,817 metres, while a shorter 1,720-metre layout is used for sidecarcross and quadcross competition. The venue's purpose-built infrastructure, including a timing tower, technical inspection area and dedicated pit facilities, reflects its regular use for both national and FIM world championship rounds.

Configurations

LayoutLengthUsed for
Solo motocross track1.82 km1,817 m, used for motocross classes
Sidecar/quad track1.72 km1,720 m, used for sidecarcross and quadcross

Events and race weekends

Kramolín is best known internationally as a long-standing venue on the FIM Sidecarcross World Championship calendar, having hosted the event on multiple occasions, alongside rounds of world-level quadcross competition. The circuit also regularly hosts the Czech national motocross championship across the 85cc, 125cc and Open classes, plus team motocross events, making it one of the Czech Republic's most active grassroots-to-international motorsport venues.

EventSeriesWhenNotes
FIM Sidecarcross World Championship roundFIM Sidecarcross World Championshiphosted at Kramolín on multiple occasions, including recurring world championship rounds

Getting there and parking

Kramolín is a small hamlet close to Nepomuk in the Plzeň Region of western Bohemia, roughly 30 km southeast of the city of Plzeň. Prague's Václav Havel Airport is the nearest major international gateway, around 90 minutes' drive to the north-east.

  • Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) · about 90 min drive
  • Karlovy Vary Airport (KLV) · about 100 min drive

Parking

Spectator parking is available on-site for race weekends, in line with the venue's regular hosting of national and international events.

Plzeň, with its own rail connections and broader visitor infrastructure, makes a convenient base for reaching Kramolín by car.

Hotels and camping near Kramolín (Automoto klub Nepomuk)

Nepomuk itself has limited accommodation, so most visitors base themselves in Plzeň, roughly 30 km away, which offers a full range of hotels and good rail and road links. Rooms in the immediate area can fill up for major sidecarcross or quadcross world championship weekends, so early booking is worthwhile around those dates.

Where to look

Plzeň for the widest choice of hotels; Nepomuk and surrounding villages for smaller, closer options.

Track days, driving experiences and lap records

Kramolín is used by Automoto klub Nepomuk for training and club-level motocross activity outside championship weekends; riders interested in track access should contact the club directly, as detailed public trackday listings were not available from official sources at time of writing.

Spectator guide

The circuit's hillside setting near Kramolín gives spectators natural elevated vantage points over much of the lap, typical of motocross venues, supplemented by purpose-built facilities including a timing tower, commentary position and hospitality areas built up over the club's long history of hosting national and world-level events.

Seating

Natural grass banking around the circuit provides the main viewing areas, supplemented by a spectator parking area and general facilities near the pits.

Best places to watch

Higher ground around the circuit's technical sections gives the best overview of the berms and jumps that define the layout.

Weather

  • April-September (typical event season): temperate central European conditions, mild to warm with occasional rain that can turn the clay surface heavy

History of Kramolín (Automoto klub Nepomuk)

Eight decades of grassroots motorsport

Automoto klub Nepomuk was founded in 1946 by a small group of local motorsport enthusiasts, and over the following decades the club built up an extensive competition facility in the village of Kramolín, a few kilometres from the town of Nepomuk in the Plzeň Region. What began as a modest local venture grew into one of the Czech Republic's most active grassroots motorsport organisations, running motocross, junior, supercross, sidecar and quad and trial competition across Czech national and world championship levels.

A specialist in sidecar and quad racing

While many Czech motocross venues focus primarily on solo bike racing, Kramolín has carved out a particular international reputation as a regular host of the FIM Sidecarcross World Championship and world-level quadcross competition, disciplines that demand a distinct approach to track design. The circuit's separate 1,817-metre solo layout and 1,720-metre sidecar/quad configuration, cut through clay-and-rock hardpack terrain with a minimum 7-metre width, reflect that dual focus, and the venue has hosted sidecarcross world championship rounds on numerous occasions over the years.

A modern facility for national and world events

Today Kramolín continues to host the Czech national motocross championship across the 85cc, 125cc and Open classes alongside team motocross events, while remaining a fixture of the international sidecarcross and quadcross calendars. The club's purpose-built infrastructure, including a timing tower, technical inspection stand, media centre and hospitality areas, supports both grassroots club racing and the world championship rounds that have become central to Kramolín's identity, a role Automoto klub Nepomuk has continued to build on as it approaches its ninth decade of organising motorsport in the region.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of racing takes place at Kramolín?+

Kramolín hosts solo motocross, sidecarcross and quadcross racing, including rounds of the FIM Sidecarcross World Championship and the Czech national motocross championship.

How long is the Kramolín track?+

The solo motocross layout is 1,817 metres long; a separate 1,720-metre configuration is used for sidecarcross and quadcross competition.

Who runs the Kramolín circuit?+

Automoto klub Nepomuk v AČR, a club founded in 1946, owns and organises racing at the Kramolín venue near Nepomuk.

Where is Kramolín located?+

It is a small hamlet close to the town of Nepomuk in the Plzeň Region of western Bohemia, roughly 30 km southeast of the city of Plzeň and about 90 minutes' drive from Prague.

Is Kramolín a Motocross World Championship (MXGP) venue?+

Kramolín's international profile is built primarily around the FIM Sidecarcross World Championship and quadcross competition rather than the solo MXGP world championship; no confirmed MXGP round at the venue was found in official sources.

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Facts checked against 3 sources including the official circuit website. Last reviewed 2026-09-11.