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Driver training on a track that is closed to public traffic during the event. The purpose of the event is not to achieve top speeds or to determine the shortest riding time, but to optimise riding skills and technique. The aim of the event is to improve riding safety for road traffic.
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Today 16 °C/13 °C -
Friday 10 °C/9 °C -
Saturday 10 °C/9 °C -
Sunday 9 °C/8 °C -
Monday 9 °C/8 °C
Technical service
On-site services
- Tire pressure service
- Tire sales and fitting
- Brake service & fluid change
- Emergency repairs
- Suspension setup / Damping adjustment
- Helmet rental
- Lubricants
- Data logger rental (RaceNavigator, Garmin)
- Silencer rental
Please pre-order tires and spare parts
Autodromo Nazionale Monza
The "Temple of Speed" in the Royal Park
The Autodromo Nazionale Monza is one of the world’s most famous racetracks, located in Lombardy, Italy. Opened in 1922, the 5.79 km circuit is renowned for its high speeds, long straights, and iconic corners such as the Parabolica and Variante Ascari. Monza is a staple of Formula 1 and is often referred to as the “Temple of Speed.” In addition to motorsport events, the track hosts test drives, track days, and corporate events.
Circuit Zandvoort
The legendary racetrack on the Dutch North Sea coast
The Circuit Zandvoort, one of the most iconic racetracks in the world, is located on the North Sea coast in the Netherlands. The 4.3 km long circuit, first opened in 1948, is known for its fast and challenging layout with a variety of corners and continuous elevation changes. The famous "Hugenholtzbocht" and "Scheivlak" corners, in particular, demand a lot from the drivers. Zandvoort is a regular fixture in Formula 1, but it is also popular for many other motorsport events. In addition to races, the Circuit Zandvoort serves as a venue for various events, offering a stunning backdrop for both motorsport fans and businesses.