Autodrom Sosnová, Racing circuit and training facility in Sosnová, Czech Republic

Autodrom Sosnová is a racing circuit with a 1.6-kilometer asphalt track featuring 12 corners and a separate gravel surface for training and competitions. The facility accommodates different driving conditions and vehicle types on the same grounds.

The Autodrom Sosnová company was founded on 14 April 1994, and the circuit hosted the Czech round of the European Rallycross Championship from 1995 to 2011, with only two detours to Sedlčany. The 1998, 2007 and 2009 rounds were also the season finale. At the end of 2021 the rallycross track was permanently asphalted.

The track hosts the annual Meeting of Champions and stages of Rally Bohemia, and its Safe Driving School lets local drivers erase penalty points. Police Day and amateur events open the grounds to the public of Česká Lípa.

The circuit sits near highway I/9 connecting Prague to Česká Lípa and is easily accessible by car. Most activities require advance booking, and prior driving experience is helpful for getting the most from your visit.

The 2013 FIM Supermoto World Championship round drew almost 5,000 spectators to Sosnová. The circuit had already hosted the European Rallycross Championship from 1995 to 2011, with only two detours to Sedlčany, and staged the season finale in 1998, 2007 and 2009.