The track is open all year round, with the exception of selected public holidays and designated non-working days.
Due to a dynamically changing event schedule, we strongly recommend checking the track calendar or calling us before your arrival.
Yes, provided they arrive at the track accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
For cars, completing a mandatory driving training session with an instructor is required prior to driving on the track.
For motorcycles, an assessment of safe riding skills is required beforehand.
Not always. We strongly advise against arriving without prior verification of track availability.
The track is periodically booked exclusively by companies and private event organizers. In such cases, access to the facility may be restricted, and spectators or visitors might not be permitted entry.
Drivers interested in track sessions must confirm their attendance by phone in advance. This is due to limited grid capacity and daily schedule updates.
Before your visit, please contact us by phone to confirm that entry and track sessions are available on that day.
The requirement for a complete leather suit stems directly from our extensive experience in track day organization.
Experience shows that textile suits—even certified ones—can tear during a high-speed crash or slide. Textile gear is comfortable, breathable, and great for street riding, but circuit riding places far higher demands on protective equipment.
During Track Days, speeds easily exceed 100 km/h, which is why a full leather suit provides the necessary level of abrasion resistance and protection required for circuit riding.
For this reason, motorcycle participation in Track Days strictly requires a complete leather suit.
A tow hook enables the rapid and efficient recovery of a vehicle from the track in the event of a breakdown or collision.
This directly impacts safety and track flow for all participants. If a car stops on track due to a mechanical failure, being able to quickly hook and tow it allows sessions to resume without delay.
We strive to ensure that an issue with one vehicle does not cause unnecessary prolonged session red flags or reduce driving time for others.
Your vehicle's breakdown should not interrupt the track experience for fellow drivers.
Drifting during Track Day is prohibited due to the safety of other participants, different racing lines, an increased risk of breakdowns, and track contamination. However, once a month we organize a dedicated Drift Training session, where you can hone your sideways driving skills on a dedicated drift loop and circle, with access to a water cooling zone for cars between runs.
Ticket sales for Drift Training launch on the 1st day of each month, except for public holidays.