Orlando Moura International Autodrome, race track located in the city of Campo Grande, Mato Grosso do Sul.

The Orlando Moura International Autodrome is a racing circuit in Campo Grande, Brazil, running 3,433 metres anticlockwise with three right-hand and six left-hand corners. Its main straight measures 960 metres, one of the longest in Brazil, and the site holds 28 pit boxes, 25 suites and grandstands for 35,000 spectators.

The circuit opened in August 2001, realizing the vision of Orlando Moura, a motorsport enthusiast who started with a small karting venue in the late 1980s. With support from the local government and Petrobras, Moura's dream of building a full-sized racing facility became a reality.

The circuit is located about 30 minutes west of Campo Grande's airport and is easily accessed from Highway BR 262. Visitors should expect warm weather and can find nearby hotels and restaurants for meals and accommodation.

The circuit's 960-metre main straight is one of the longest in Brazil, and the layout runs anticlockwise with 3 right-handers and 6 left-handers over 3,433 metres. Its 28 pit boxes, 25 suites and a VIP room sit alongside parking for 4,000 vehicles.