CREDITAS Autodrom Brno
Automotodrom Brno · Masaryk Circuit · Masarykův okruh · Masarykring · Brno Circuit
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About the circuit
About the circuit
The Masaryk Circuit in Brno is a permanent racing circuit opened in 1987, replacing the legendary public-road Masaryk Circuit used from 1930. The 5.403 km track features 14 corners (8 right, 6 left), a width of 15 m, and 74 m of elevation change. It is renowned for its flowing layout, dramatic climbs and descents, and its longest straight of 636 m. The circuit is named after the first Czechoslovak president, T. G. Masaryk. In August 2023 the venue was taken over by Shakai and later rebranded as CREDITAS Autodrom Brno.
Flowing, undulating layout with 74 m of elevation change and long sweeping corners; the circuit was for many years the home of the Czech Republic motorcycle Grand Prix (MotoGP).
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Frequently asked questions
How long is CREDITAS Autodrom Brno?
CREDITAS Autodrom Brno is 5.403 km long with 14 turns.
Who organizes track days at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno?
Senkyr Motorsport, Michael Fiala Motor-Sports, BM Racing run track days at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno.
When is the next track day at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno?
The next track day at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno is on 21 Sept, organized by Senkyr Motorsport.
How much does a track day at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno cost?
Track days at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno start from €559,-, depending on the organizer and format.
What is the noise limit at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno?
CREDITAS Autodrom Brno enforces a 105 dB noise limit. If your car runs close to the limit, bring a meter. Operators do measure.
Where is CREDITAS Autodrom Brno?
CREDITAS Autodrom Brno is located near Ostrovačice, Czechia.
About the circuit
The Masaryk Circuit in Brno is a permanent racing circuit opened in 1987, replacing the legendary public-road Masaryk Circuit used from 1930. The 5.403 km track features 14 corners (8 right, 6 left), a width of 15 m, and 74 m of elevation change. It is renowned for its flowing layout, dramatic climbs and descents, and its longest straight of 636 m. The circuit is named after the first Czechoslovak president, T. G. Masaryk. In August 2023 the venue was taken over by Shakai and later rebranded as CREDITAS Autodrom Brno.
Flowing, undulating layout with 74 m of elevation change and long sweeping corners; the circuit was for many years the home of the Czech Republic motorcycle Grand Prix (MotoGP).
Upcoming trackdays
Automotodrom Brno - Exclusive TrackdayAutomotodrom Brno - Exclusive TrackdayBrno Circuit Track DayAutomotodrom BrnoAutomotodrom Brno▾Show 14 past events
Related circuits
Frequently asked questions
How long is CREDITAS Autodrom Brno?
CREDITAS Autodrom Brno is 5.403 km long with 14 turns.
Who organizes track days at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno?
Senkyr Motorsport, Michael Fiala Motor-Sports, BM Racing run track days at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno.
When is the next track day at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno?
The next track day at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno is on 21 Sept, organized by Senkyr Motorsport.
How much does a track day at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno cost?
Track days at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno start from €559,-, depending on the organizer and format.
What is the noise limit at CREDITAS Autodrom Brno?
CREDITAS Autodrom Brno enforces a 105 dB noise limit. If your car runs close to the limit, bring a meter. Operators do measure.
Where is CREDITAS Autodrom Brno?
CREDITAS Autodrom Brno is located near Ostrovačice, Czechia.