Hungary
Pannonia-Ring
Wide run-off areas, eighteen corners. A circuit that forgives mistakes.
- Length
- 4.7 km
- Bends
- 18
- Elevation
- 8 m
- Opened
- 1996
Pannonia-Ring lies near the village of Ostffyasszonyfa in western Hungary, not far from the spa town of Sárvár. The flat technical track is 4,740 metres long, with 18 corners (11 right, 7 left), a 700-metre main straight and a width of 11 to 13 metres. It was designed mainly for motorcycles, and its wide gravel run-off areas make it one of the safest circuits in central Europe.
Did you know
- Built primarily for motorcycles: the wide gravel run-offs make it one of the safest circuits in the region, which is why it is popular for testing and track days
- In 2008 Michael Schumacher finished third here in an amateur motorcycle race on a Honda CBR1000RR
- Homologated for both directions until 2014; since new kerbs went in, it runs clockwise only
- Has hosted the FIM Sidecar World Championship and regularly hosts the Alpe Adria series; superbikes reach about 260 km/h on the 700-metre main straight
- Facilities include 20 pit garages, a restaurant, a motel, a petrol station and a helipad
Record
Outright record: Chris Höher, Dallara F3 — 1:44.780 (FIA CEZ, 2013). Motorcycles: Nicholas Spinelli, Ducati Panigale V4 R — 1:49.685 (Alpe Adria, 2026)
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