Circuits
12 circuits across 4 countries — Italy, Croatia, Austria, Slovenia. Each keeps its own calendar, read from the venue every two days.
- Levante CircuitSouthern Italy's main permanent circuit, near Bari. Runs a split calendar of separate road-car, race-car and motorcycle sessions, often in morning and afternoon blocks.Binetto, Italy2.4 km4 upcoming
- Cremona CircuitA flat, technical Lombardy circuit with an almost permanently open booking calendar. One of the easiest places in northern Italy to get affordable open-pit-lane running.San Martino del Lago, Italy3.768 km26 upcoming
- Automotodrom GrobnikCroatia's only full-size circuit, on the plateau above Rijeka. A former Yugoslav Grand Prix venue with fast sweepers, changeable coastal weather and an hour of Gorski Kotar driving roads on the doorstep.Čavle, Croatia4.168 km8 upcoming
- Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino FerrariAnti-clockwise, narrow and unforgiving, with Tamburello, Acque Minerali and the Rivazza double-left. A historic Grand Prix venue that still rewards precision over power.Imola, Italy4.909 km5 upcoming
- Autodromo dell'UmbriaA compact central-Italy circuit near Lake Trasimeno, best known for historic racing and club meetings where car control matters more than outright speed.Magione, Italy2.507 km0 upcoming
- Autodromo Nazionale MonzaThe Temple of Speed: long straights, three heavy braking zones and the kerbs of the Variante Ascari. Italy's fastest permanent circuit and the busiest track-day calendar in the region.Monza, Italy5.793 km10 upcoming
- Mugello CircuitFifteen corners through the Tuscan hills with serious elevation change and a 1.1 km straight. Widely rated one of the best-flowing circuits in Europe for both cars and bikes.Scarperia e San Piero, Italy5.245 km12 upcoming
- Red Bull RingShort, steep and brutal on brakes: three big uphill braking zones in ten corners. Austria's Formula 1 and MotoGP venue in the Styrian mountains.Spielberg, Austria4.318 km2 upcoming
- SalzburgringA fast valley circuit squeezed between two rock walls, with long full-throttle sections and a strict noise limit that shapes which cars can run on which day.Plainfeld, Austria4.255 km5 upcoming
- Autodromo Vallelunga Piero TaruffiRome's home circuit: a tight stadium section, a long back straight and a fast sweeping return. The main hub for Italian national championships south of the Apennines.Campagnano di Roma, Italy4.085 km1 upcoming
- Autodromo Riccardo PalettiA short, busy circuit in the Parma hills used heavily for driver training, single-seater testing and club racing. Low speeds, high corner density, very high lap count.Varano de' Melegari, Italy2.375 km2 upcoming
- Kartodrom VrtojbaA karting and small-bike circuit on the Slovenian–Italian border at Gorizia. Club nights, minimoto championships and group race evenings rather than full-size track days.Šempeter-Vrtojba, Slovenia1 km0 upcoming