Circuit Highlights
Historic European venue
One of the classic MotoGP circuits — the Masaryk Circuit has hosted Grand Prix racing since 1950.
Elevation changes through forests
The 5.4 km track winds through wooded hills with 73 metres of elevation change. Views are dramatic.
Technical corner sequences
Fast sweepers combined with tight chicanes make Brno a rider favourite and a great track for overtaking.
Sprint weekend format
Saturday sprint race + Sunday main event. Two chances to see MotoGP flat out.
Affordable race weekend
Brno is one of the cheapest MotoGP weekends in Europe — beer, food, and accommodation are great value.
Central European crossroads
Easy to reach from Prague, Vienna, and Bratislava. Combine the race with exploring South Moravia.
Race Weekend Schedule
Friday, Jun 19
- — Moto3 FP
- — Moto2 FP
- — MotoGP FP1
- — MotoGP Practice
Saturday, Jun 20
- — Moto3 Qualifying + Race
- — Moto2 Qualifying + Race
- — MotoGP Qualifying
- — MotoGP Sprint Race
Sunday, Jun 21
- — Moto3 Race
- — Moto2 Race
- — MotoGP Warm-Up
- — MotoGP Race (14:00 local)
Quick FAQ
How do I get to the circuit from Brno city?
Free shuttle buses run from Nemocnice Bohunice during the race weekend. Take tram 8 from the main station to the final stop, then transfer to the shuttle. Journey takes about 25-30 minutes total.
Can I bring food and drinks?
A small amount of personal food and up to 1.5 litres of water per person. Only plastic bottles — no glass, no alcohol. All other food and beverages must be purchased inside.
What currency do I need?
Czech Koruna (CZK). Some vendors accept Euros but at a poor rate. Withdraw CZK from ATMs in the city before race day. Card payment is common in the city but less reliable at circuit food stalls.
Should I print my ticket?
Yes. The circuit requires printed e-tickets. Digital versions shown on mobile phones may not be accepted at the gate.