Autodrom Moscow, racing track near Moscow, Russia

Autodrom Moscow is a race track in the Ramenskoye urban district of Moscow Oblast, 13 km from the Moscow Ring Road and 31 km from the city centre, on the site of Myachkovo airfield. The circuit is 3.275 km long, has 18 pit boxes, a race control tower and grandstands for 2,000 spectators. It can be driven in both directions, and over 70% of the lap is visible from the main grandstand.

Racing began on the Miachkovo airfield grounds in 2002. After a full rebuild in 2005, the circuit entered the series in 2006 and, following the demolition of Nevskoye Ring in Saint Petersburg, was for several months Russia's only professional circuit until Krasnoyarsk's Red Ring opened in 2007. A further reconstruction in 2010 widened the hairpin and added a karting loop along the start-finish straight.

The site sits on Myachkovo airfield, where racing began in 2002; the track was rebuilt in 2005 and reopened after modernisation on 1 July 2018. It hosts Legends car series rounds up to ten times a year and has been used for drifting since 2009. Winter brings ice racing and winter karting once frost sets in.

The track lies 13 km from the Moscow Circuit Road and 31 km from the city centre, reached via the Novoryazanskoye highway. The asphalt configuration operates from early May to late October; once stable frost sets in, the winter layout opens for ice racing and winter karting. The site also holds a karting track, an off-road zone and the Myachkovo airfield.

The circuit can be driven both clockwise and counterclockwise, giving races more variety and allowing drivers to experience different racing challenges. This flexibility makes the venue useful for different racing series and driver training.