Ningbo International Circuit, motorsport race track in China

Ningbo International Circuit is a motorsport racing track in Ningbo, China, designed for international racing competitions. The facility features a modern layout with pit lane, grandstands, and hospitality areas for drivers, teams, and spectators.

The project was launched on 28 December 2015 with an investment of 950 million yuan, on the site of a disused quarry in Chunxiao, Beilun. The circuit was designed by Alan Wilson, who also drew Miller Motorsports Park and Barber Motorsports Park, for Geely subsidiary Mitime Investments. It opened in August 2017 with a Chinese Formula 4 round and made its international debut in October 2017, replacing Shanghai International Circuit as host of the WTCC Race of China.

Visitor access to the racing track varies depending on the event and some areas may have restrictions. Check conditions ahead of your visit since this is an active racing facility.

The circuit was built on the site of a disused quarry, and its 4.015 km layout runs anticlockwise. Three short links and a chicane allow eight different configurations, including a shorter race course and a club variant that can be used at the same time.