Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuit Autodrom Most

About this circuit

The Autodrom Most, in Most, in the Ústecký kraj, in North Bohemia (Czechia), stretches 4.212 km and 21 corners, 9 left-handers and 12 right-handers, run clockwise. The track is 12 to 14 m wide. The longest straight is 792 m and ends in heavy braking. The relief remains modest: 12.04 m of elevation change, 2.8% maximum climb and 3.2% descent. An experienced rider laps in 2'05" to 2'16", an expert rider in 1'56" to 2'05". The motorcycle lap record is held by Nicolò Bulega, in 1'29"920 on a Ducati Panigale V4R, in 2026. The circuit is easy to reach from Germany, Austria and Poland. The paddock opens from 19:00 the day before, the 42 garage boxes from 20:00, with a maximum of 2 motorcycles per box and 4,000 W of electrical power. You refuel only at the spots designated by the operator. An exclusive supplier provides catering on site. The medical centre, at the end of the pit lane, is used for official events; on other days, first aid is at the race control tower. The site stays open all year round, with reduced track hours in winter. According to the circuit's operating regulations, motorcycles are limited to 99 dB plus 2 dB tolerance, measured static at 4,500 rpm, microphone 1 m from the exhaust at 45°, and to 108 dB plus 2 on drive-by. A dB killer is compulsory, except with a standard exhaust. For the operator's open track sessions, in 25 min sessions: mirrors folded or taped, zipped suit, boots, gloves, undamaged helmet, 18 years minimum and a signed declaration at the start tower. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.