Czechia · Timed circuit
Automotodrom Brno
The Masaryk Circuit. From the Silver Arrows to MotoGP.
- Length
- 5.4 km
- Bends
- 14
- Elevation
- 74 m
- Opened
- 1987
CREDITAS Autodrom Brno, in the Podkomorské woods, carries on a tradition going back to 1930, when they raced a 29 km circuit on the surrounding roads. A wide track with plenty of elevation change, among the most undulating in Europe. MotoGP came back in 2025.
Did you know
- The German Silver Arrows raced here in the 1930s; Rudolf Caracciola won in 1937
- The motorcycle Grand Prix has run here since 1950, as a world championship round since 1965
- MotoGP returned in 2025 after a four-year break; the 2026 race was held in June
- The steepest climb is 7.5% over 917 metres, the steepest descent 5%
- 14 corners (6 left, 8 right), 15 metres wide: room for more than one line
- Since 29 April 2026 the venue has been called CREDITAS Autodrom Brno; the track itself is still the Masaryk Circuit
Record
Outright record: Ingo Gerstl, Toro Rosso STR1 (F1) — 1:36.065 (BOSS GP, 2017). MotoGP: Fabio Di Giannantonio, Ducati — 1:53.122 (2026).
Events here
What’s been run here
Trackday Automotodrom Brno
A day at one of the most legendary circuits in Central Europe. Open sessions, an open pit lane and a car that finally gets room to breathe.
Trackday Automotodrom Brno
A summer track day at one of the most legendary circuits in Central Europe. Open sessions, an open pit lane and a car that finally gets room to breathe.
Trackday Automotodrom Brno
The season finale on the big circuit in Brno. Cooler tarmac, better times and the last big drives of the year.
From the app
The facts on this page come from the Circuits section of the app by DRIVE&JOY. At this circuit, with the app times laps and sectors.
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