The Red Bull Ring, nestled in the picturesque hills of Austria, is a legendary Formula 1 race track.

This FIA-certified racetrack is not only one of the most impressive in Europe, but also a place where legends such as Jochen Rindt, Niki Lauda and Michael Schumacher have left unforgettable emotions and exciting stories.

For motorsport enthusiasts, the Red Bull Ring offers an exciting driving experience at the highest level, full of speed, passion and tradition.
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Nestled amid the Alps, the Salzburgring earns its legendary reputation as a racetrack, thanks to its high-speed sections.

Since its opening in 1969, this 4.2-kilometer track has established itself as a magnet for motorsport enthusiasts, sports drivers, and racers from around the world. The challenging track, combined with the breathtaking mountain scenery, gives the Salzburgring an incomparable atmosphere.

It is this unique mix of technical sophistication and natural beauty that makes the Salzburgring an unforgettable place for all motorsport enthusiasts.

Founded in 1996 out of Marc Rinaldi's passion, Anneau du Rhin, located in picturesque Alsace, captivates both sports drivers and racers.

The up to 4 km long track stands out with its technically demanding sections, making it the ideal location for our annual season finale.

The Green Hell. With 73 corners, the 20 km long asphalt track stands as the most demanding and, at the same time, the most beautiful race track in the world.

This is literally a motorsport paradise for sports drivers and racers.

Bella Italia.

Located in picturesque Lombardy, the technically demanding racetrack lives up to its namesake and legendary racing driver Tazio Nuvolari.

The racetrack radiates fascination and passion, creating a very special environment.

The Bilster Berg Drive Resort stretches over 4.2 kilometers and undoubtedly belongs to the Champions League of racetracks.

With its technically sophisticated layout and significant topographical changes, it demands everything from both driver and vehicle

The Lausitzring gained international fame through the German Touring Car Championship (DTM) and the ADAC GT Masters racing series.

The Eurospeedway layout features smooth lines and, combined with a steep turn, poses a challenging test for every sports driver, demanding maximum concentration and driving skills.

The Hockenheimring, a legendary racetrack, is defined by its unique blend of tradition and modernity.

With a total length of around 4.574 kilometers, the Hockenheimring provides an ideal mix of long straights and challenging high-speed curves, including the famous Parabolika.

The electrifying atmosphere of the former Formula1 track offers all the finesse for an exceptional Trackday.