Linköpings Motorstadion, Motorsport stadium in Hackefors, Linköping, Sweden
Linköpings Motorstadion is a motorsport racing venue in Hackefors, Linköping, that hosts multiple racing disciplines including speedway, motocross, and road racing events. The facility features several racing areas with a combined track length of approximately 2.1 kilometers designed for different types of competitions.
The facility opened in 1965 and initially served as a training area for Sweden's transition to right-hand traffic in 1967. It later developed into a professional motorsport venue hosting competitive racing events and various motorsport disciplines.
The stadium hosted the Nordic Speedway Final in 1969 and 1990, while serving as home to the Filbyterna speedway team until 2010.
Visitors can explore the grounds on foot or by car, with spectator areas and parking available throughout the site. It is helpful to check the event calendar in advance to plan your visit around scheduled races and training sessions.
The facility features an unconventional roundabout system positioned between the parking decks and the northern racing section that helps manage traffic flow. This design solution shows a practical approach to handling vehicle circulation at a busy motorsport venue.
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