Höljesbanan

Höljesbanan is a rallycross circuit approximately 1.2 kilometers long that combines asphalt and gravel surfaces, creating a technically demanding layout. The track sits near the Norwegian border beside the Klarälven river in a rural setting.

The circuit was established in 1976 from a former go-kart track and held its first race with considerable spectator attendance. From this modest beginning, it grew into one of northern Europe's major racing venues.

The annual Magic Weekend transforms the village into a motorsport hub where visitors experience the energy and passion that racing brings to the local community. This event has become a defining moment for the region, drawing people who share a deep enthusiasm for motorsports.

The venue offers multiple spectator areas and adequate parking for race weekends, while nearby towns provide accommodation options. It is advisable to check event schedules in advance and arrive early on race weekends for the best experience.

The distinctive mix of asphalt and gravel on the track forces drivers to constantly shift their technique and combine different driving styles. This composition makes every moment on the circuit unpredictable and engaging for both drivers and spectators.