Selected circuits

Circuits

From the fast Salzburgring to the technical Bilster Berg, discover the circuits GT Days runs on.

Circuit character

Every circuit asks something different of you

Some layouts demand commitment, others reward precision or braking stability. This overview helps you find the circuit that matches your driving style.

Austria

Salzburgring

4.241 km11 TurnsSalzburg

Surrounded by the Alps, Salzburgring is one of Austria's most iconic circuits. Since opening in 1969, the 4.2 km layout has attracted enthusiasts and serious track drivers from across Europe. Its fast sections, flowing rhythm and dramatic mountain backdrop make it a standout venue for our season opener, summer dates and late-season finale.

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Austria

Red Bull Ring

4.318 km10 TurnsSpielberg

The Red Bull Ring is steeped in motorsport history, with names like Jochen Rindt, Niki Lauda and Michäl Schumacher tied to Spielberg. Set in the Styrian hills, the FIA-grade circuit delivers a premium driving experience with heavy braking zones, major elevation changes and excellent traction on the climbs.

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France

Anneau du Rhin

3.620 km14 TurnsBiltzheim

Located in Alsace, Anneau du Rhin appeals to both enthusiastic trackday drivers and dedicated racers. The layout combines fast and slower sections in a technical flow that is ideal for structured driver development. Its location close to the German border makes it especially attractive for participants from southern Germany, France and Switzerland.

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Germany

Nürburgring Nordschleife

20.832 km73 TurnsNürburg

The Nürburgring Nordschleife is the most legendary racing circuit in the world. With more than 20 kilometres of asphalt, 73 corners and huge elevation changes, it remains one of the ultimate tests for both driver and machine. Few places combine myth, history and technical challenge as completely as the Green Hell.

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Italy

Tazio Nuvolari

3.600 km12 TurnsCervesina

Tazio Nuvolari in Lombardy combines Italian flair with a technical, flowing layout. The circuit has a strong motorsport character and creates a distinctive environment for drivers who enjoy a varied mix of speed, precision and rhythm.

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Germany

Bilster Berg

4.200 km19 TurnsBad Driburg

With its dramatic topography and demanding layout, Bilster Berg sits in the top tier of European circuits. The 4.2 km track challenges driver and car alike with rapid direction changes, brave corners and constant elevation shifts.

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Germany

Eurospeedway Lausitzring

4.534 km14 TurnsKlettwitz

Lausitzring is internationally known from DTM and ADAC GT Masters. The layout blends flowing sections with demanding braking zones and gives sports car drivers a modern, fast and technically challenging platform.

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Germany

Hockenheimring

4.574 km17 TurnsHockenheim

Hockenheimring blends tradition and modern motorsport like few other German circuits. Long straights, heavy braking zones and the famous Parabolika turn this former Formula 1 venue into an intense driving experience with real Grand Prix character.

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