TT Circuit Assen
Assen · The Cathedral of Speed · Circuit van Drenthe · Dutch TT · TT Assen
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About the circuit
The TT Circuit Assen, nicknamed "The Cathedral of Speed", is a Dutch racing circuit in Assen in the province of Drenthe in the northern Netherlands. The track was built in 1955 and continues to host the Dutch motorcycle Grand Prix (Dutch TT) — the only circuit to have hosted every edition of the MotoGP Grand Prix since the championship was founded in 1949 (with the sole exception of 2020 due to COVID-19). Racing in Assen dates back to 1925, when the first Dutch TT was held on a 28.57 km public-road course. The current 4,555 m circuit was created in a major 2006 redesign and has 18 corners (12 right, 6 left) for the motorcycle configuration and 21 corners for the car version. The track is 10–14 m wide, with a 560 m main straight. It holds FIA Grade 2 homologation and hosts MotoGP, WSBK, DTM, the Supercar Challenge and other series. Capacity 110,000.
The only circuit to have hosted every edition of the MotoGP Grand Prix since the championship's founding in 1949 (except for 2020); nicknamed "The Cathedral of Speed". Only the finish line section remains from the original 1955 layout.
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How long is TT Circuit Assen?
TT Circuit Assen is 4.555 km long with 18 turns.
When is the next track day at TT Circuit Assen?
There are no track days currently scheduled at TT Circuit Assen. Check back later or subscribe to be notified.
What is the noise limit at TT Circuit Assen?
TT Circuit Assen enforces a 88 dB noise limit. If your car runs close to the limit, bring a meter. Operators do measure.
Where is TT Circuit Assen?
TT Circuit Assen is located near Assen, Netherlands.
About the circuit
The TT Circuit Assen, nicknamed "The Cathedral of Speed", is a Dutch racing circuit in Assen in the province of Drenthe in the northern Netherlands. The track was built in 1955 and continues to host the Dutch motorcycle Grand Prix (Dutch TT) — the only circuit to have hosted every edition of the MotoGP Grand Prix since the championship was founded in 1949 (with the sole exception of 2020 due to COVID-19). Racing in Assen dates back to 1925, when the first Dutch TT was held on a 28.57 km public-road course. The current 4,555 m circuit was created in a major 2006 redesign and has 18 corners (12 right, 6 left) for the motorcycle configuration and 21 corners for the car version. The track is 10–14 m wide, with a 560 m main straight. It holds FIA Grade 2 homologation and hosts MotoGP, WSBK, DTM, the Supercar Challenge and other series. Capacity 110,000.
The only circuit to have hosted every edition of the MotoGP Grand Prix since the championship's founding in 1949 (except for 2020); nicknamed "The Cathedral of Speed". Only the finish line section remains from the original 1955 layout.
Upcoming trackdays
No upcoming events scheduled
Check back later or browse other circuits.
▾Show 5 past events
Related circuits
Frequently asked questions
How long is TT Circuit Assen?
TT Circuit Assen is 4.555 km long with 18 turns.
When is the next track day at TT Circuit Assen?
There are no track days currently scheduled at TT Circuit Assen. Check back later or subscribe to be notified.
What is the noise limit at TT Circuit Assen?
TT Circuit Assen enforces a 88 dB noise limit. If your car runs close to the limit, bring a meter. Operators do measure.
Where is TT Circuit Assen?
TT Circuit Assen is located near Assen, Netherlands.