Vysoké Mýto

Autodrom Vysoké Mýto is a sports complex in the town of Vysoké Mýto in the Pardubice region in eastern Bohemia. The circuit was built between 1971 and 1974 with the help of local volunteers and Soviet soldiers, with the first karting races held in 1974. Karting in Vysoké Mýto has a much longer tradition, however — since 1961 the "Vysokomýtský čtverec" was held on the town's main square. The current track is a technical circuit 1,122–1,142 m long, 8–10 m wide, with 11 m of elevation change and a 220 m longest straight. It runs clockwise with capacity for 34 cars on track. The circuit is designed primarily for karts and lower-power cars up to around 300 hp. The complex also includes skid pads for safe-driving training, a children's traffic playground, a kart rental and a Volunteer Fire Service stadium. The circuit is operated by Autoklub KAROSA in AČR. It hosts the Czech karting championship and AČR Cup (Czech Kart Open), supermoto, minimoto, autoslalom and safe-driving courses.

One of the oldest karting circuits in the Czech Republic with racing tradition since 1961; the safe-driving training centre has trained over 51,000 drivers in 25+ years.