Sturup Raceway, motorsport track in Sweden

Sturup Raceway is a racing circuit in Sweden measuring over two kilometers with a mix of tight turns and short straights designed for competitive motorsport. The facility includes pit areas, paddock spaces, and spectator zones that accommodate various racing events and driver training programs.

Sturup opened in 1972 as a gravel rallycross track called Sturupsbanan. It was later named Skånecrossbanan and was asphalted in 1990 to become a permanent road course of 1,100 metres. The track was extended to 2,133 metres with a new pit lane in 2004 and 2005. It has been owned by the Danish Brask organisation since 2001.

The track sits just five minutes from Malmö Airport and about 25 minutes from the city of Malmö, making it straightforward to reach by car. The location is also accessible from Copenhagen via the Øresund Bridge, which is convenient for visitors coming from Denmark and other parts of Scandinavia.

The track was bought in 2009 by racing driver Cemoni Ohlsson after the property company Centerplan went bankrupt; it had been owned by the Danish Brask organisation since 2001. The site lies next to Malmö Airport, so aircraft can be seen during race weekends.