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Anneau du Rhin
Anneau du Rhin: private permanent motorsport circuit at Biltzheim, Alsace, opened 1996 by Marc Rinaldi; layouts of 3.0, 3.7 (3,621 m) and about 4.0 km; FIA Grade 3, FFSA/FFM homologated; hosted 2022 WTCR Race of Alsace Grand Est.
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Catalunya (Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Circuit de Montmeló) is a permanent motorsport circuit near Barcelona, inaugurated 10 September 1991, hosting F1's Spanish Grand Prix since 1991 and MotoGP since 1992, managed by Fira de Barcelona since 2025.
Foz Coa
Foz Côa, formally the Eurocircuito de Vila Nova de Foz Côa, is a 1 km autocross circuit in Vila Nova de Foz Côa, Guarda district, Portugal.
Jyllands
Jyllands (Jyllands-Ringen, FDM Jyllandsringen) is Denmark's longest permanent racing circuit, a 2.300 km FIA Grade 4 track near Silkeborg opened 15 May 1966, home of Danish touring car racing and FDM driver training.
Knutstorp
Ring Knutstorp, a 2.079 km permanent road racing circuit at Kågeröd, Skåne, Sweden, FIA Grade 4, built by the Hyllinge club, asphalted 1963, extended 1970, revised 1980; hosted European F3 1976–1984 and the Svenskt Sportvagnsmeeting since 1974.
Marrakech Moulay el Hassan
Circuit International Automobile Moulay El Hassan, also called Marrakech Street Circuit, is a semi-permanent FIA Grade 2 racing circuit in Agdal, Marrakech, Morocco. Opened 2009, redesigned by Tilke in 2016; hosts WTCC/WTCR, Formula E ePrix and TCR World Tour.
Mollerussa Ax
Mollerussa Ax, or Circuit Parc de la Serra, is an FIA Grade 6A autocross circuit in Mollerussa, Lleida, Spain: 0.985 km dirt lap, 15 m width, hosting FIA European Autocross Championship and Spanish CEAX rounds.
Motorland Aragon Aerotest Fia + Cm
Motorland Aragon Aerotest FIA+CM is an FIA Grade 1 licensed 5.255 km layout of MotorLand Aragón, Alcañiz, Spain, one of four Aerotest variants, right-hand pole, licence valid to 14 February 2028.
Motorland Aragon Nacional Fim
Motorland Aragon Nacional Fim: FIA Grade 3 licensed national motorcycle layout (2.327 km, right-hand) of MotorLand Aragón, Alcañiz, Spain; licence expires 14.02.2028; used for training and club events.
Navarra
Circuito de Navarra, a motorsport race circuit near Los Arcos, Navarre, Spain, opened June 2010; FIA Grade 2 and FIM Grade B; owned by MotorSport Vision since 2022 and extended to 4.3 km in a 2024 redevelopment.
Nogaro
Nogaro, or Circuit Paul Armagnac, is a permanent motorsport circuit in Nogaro, Gers, France; opened 3 October 1960 as France's first permanent circuit, FIA Grade 2, 3.636 km, 12 turns.
Nova Paka
Nova Paka is a 930 m autocross circuit in Štikovská rokle near Nová Paka, Czech Republic, hosting a FIA European Autocross Championship round every year since 1979.
Nurburgring Nordschleife
Nürburgring Nordschleife, the northern loop of the Nürburgring in Germany's Eifel mountains, also called the Green Hell: a 20.832 km, 73-corner track opened in 1927, longest permanent race circuit in the world.
Oschersleben Motorsport Arena
Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, formerly Motopark Oschersleben, is a permanent 3.667 km (3.696 km for cars since 2007) racing circuit in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, opened 25 July 1997, hosting DTM, IDM, rallycross, and track days.
Pau Ville
Circuit de Pau-Ville (Pau street circuit) is a 2.760 km, 15-turn FIA Grade 3 temporary street circuit in Pau, France, home of the Grand Prix de Pau since 1933; last held 2023, cancelled 2024-2026.
Pembrey
Pembrey Circuit, the Welsh Motor Sports Centre near Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, is a 1.456-mile circuit opened in 1989 on a former RAF airfield, operated by BARC, famed for F1 testing by Senna and McLaren and an official lap record of 50.079 seconds.
Pergusa
Autodromo di Pergusa (Enna-Pergusa), Sicilian motor racing circuit opened 1951 around Lake Pergusa; 4.950 km, 16 corners, FIA Grade 3; hosted non-championship F1 Mediterranean GP, F2/F3000, sports cars and touring cars.
Red Bull Ring Boss
Red Bull Ring Boss is the FIA-licensed name of a 4.326 km grade 2 configuration of the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Austria, used as the venue designation for BOSS GP Racing Series rounds such as the 2026 Red Bull Ring Classics.
Red Bull Ring Short Track
The Red Bull Ring Short Track is the roughly 2.4 km South Track in Spielberg, Austria, about half the length of the Grand Prix circuit.
Rijeka Grobnik
Rijeka Grobnik (Automotodrom Grobnik) is a 4,168 m permanent road-racing circuit near Rijeka, Croatia, opened 1978; it hosted 13 Yugoslav motorcycle Grands Prix (1978–1990) and is Croatia's only FIA- and FIM-accredited track.
Saint Igny de Vers
Saint Igny de Vers, the circuit de la Brosse, is an FIA Grade 6A autocross circuit in Saint-Igny-de-Vers, Rhône, France; 0.882 km lap, first raced 1969 at Le Plotron, current site built 1975 by Écurie Saint Rigaud.
Salzburgring
Salzburgring: permanent Austrian race circuit opened 1969 near Plainfeld and Koppl east of Salzburg, 4.255 km, 12 turns. Hosted the Austrian motorcycle Grand Prix 1971-1994, WTCC 2012-2014, and ADAC GT Masters from 2025.
Seelow
Seelow (Auf den Seelower Höhen) is an 810 m autocross circuit in Brandenburg, Germany, east of Berlin, hosting the FIA European Autocross and Cross Car Championships season opener, run by MC Seelow since the 1970s.
Sidi Daoui
Circuit Sidi Daoui de Oued Zem (سيدي الضاوي), also called Circuit d'Oued Zem, is a 4.480 km permanent race circuit in Khouribga Province, Morocco, built by OCP on a former phosphate mine, seeking FIA homologation and hosting the Morocco Historic Grand Prix since 2024.
Silverstone Historic
Silverstone Historic: the historic circuit layout at Silverstone (5.857 km Historic Grand Prix Circuit) and its historic racing events, including the BRDC Classic, formerly Silverstone Classic, HSCC Finals, and Group C revival meetings.
Slovakiaring
Slovakiaring (SLOVAKIA RING), Slovakia's main permanent racing circuit near Orechová Potôň, opened 2009, designed by Hans Roth; 5,922 m, FIA Grade II, hosts ETRC, WTCC/WTCR, Blancpain GT, FIM EWC.
Snetterton
Snetterton is a Norfolk motor racing circuit on a former WWII USAAF airfield, first raced in 1951, owned by MotorSport Vision since 2004, with 100, 200, and 300 layouts hosting BTCC, British Superbike, and British GT rounds.
Thruxton (venue)
Thruxton Circuit is a motor racing circuit near Andover in Hampshire, England, built on a former airfield and known as the fastest race circuit in the UK, hosting British Touring Car and Superbike rounds.
Vallelunga
Vallelunga (Autodromo Vallelunga Piero Taruffi) is a permanent racing circuit near Campagnano di Roma, north of Rome. Sand oval from 1951, Taruffi-designed asphalt 1957, ACI-owned since 1967, extended to 4.085 km in 2005.
Varano de Melegari
Varano de Melegari (Autodromo Riccardo Paletti) is a permanent FIA Grade 3 racing circuit in Parma province, Italy, founded 1969, current 2,350 m anticlockwise track, renamed 1983 for driver Riccardo Paletti.