Melaka International Motorsport Circuit, Motor racing complex in Ayer Keroh, Malaysia

The Melaka International Motorsport Circuit is a racing facility in Ayer Keroh with multiple tracks for different vehicle classes. The infrastructure includes spectator grandstands, pit areas for teams, inspection zones, and parking spaces.

The circuit opened in 2009 in Durian Tunggal, in the Malaysian state of Malacca, inaugurated by then chief minister Mohd Ali Rustam. It was built with four tracks on one site: a 1.6 km go-kart circuit, a 200-metre motorcycle sprint strip, a night-racing track lit to 1,000 lux and a remote-control car track.

The circuit's name is rendered in Malay as Litar Sukan Bermotor Antarabangsa Melaka, and it sits in Durian Tunggal town rather than in Ayer Keroh proper. Its four tracks cover different disciplines on one site: a 1.6 km go-kart circuit, a 200-metre motorcycle sprint strip, a track lit to 1,000 lux for night racing, and a remote-control car track.

The circuit sits in Durian Tunggal town, in the Malaysian state of Malacca. A two-tier grandstand holds 800 visitors, and the grounds also have parking bays, an office, a ticketing booth, an operation room, a service and inspection area and pit stops. The 1,000 lux night-racing lighting allows evening sessions.

The site houses Malaysia's largest international go-kart track, which shows how the country develops young talent. Advanced lighting with 1000 lux enables evening and night races, making this a rare opportunity in the region.