Autodrom Most, Racetrack
Autodrom Most is a permanent motorsport circuit on the slope below Hněvín Castle, about 3 km west of Most's centre. Its grey asphalt loop runs 4.212 km clockwise through 12 right and 9 left bends, 12–14 m wide, with white barriers and a white bridge crossing the track.
Races were held in Most on temporary street circuits from 1947, including Interserie rounds on the city motorway. The permanent circuit below the Hněvín castle hill opened in 1983 as the first permanent race track in Czechoslovakia, with 11 right and 19 left corners. In 2005 the chicane after start/finish was replaced by a sharper right-left variant, and in 2008 most of the track was resurfaced.
The circuit lies about 3 km west of Most city centre, below the Hněvín castle hill. It is driven clockwise, and its width of 12–14 m leaves room for overtaking. On test and practice days machines are limited to 103 dB, so louder racing machines run only at official races.
The circuit lies about 3 km west of Most's centre, below the hill of Hněvín Castle. Its layout runs clockwise with 12 right and 9 left corners, and the track is 12 to 14 m wide.
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