
North America
United States, Canada and Mexico
Formula 1 in Austin, Montreal, Mexico City, Miami and Las Vegas, the Indianapolis 500, NASCAR superspeedways, IMSA endurance classics and historic road courses.
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Motorsport Around the World
Explore the racing circuits behind the world’s great motorsport events, region by region: Formula 1 and MotoGP venues, endurance classics, historic road courses, ovals and street circuits, with the essentials for each and links to in-depth AutoGathering guides.
Every racing circuit has its own character, from street tracks that exist for a single weekend to purpose-built grand prix facilities and century-old ovals. AutoGathering is building a region-by-region guide to the circuits that matter most to motorsport today, with photos, key facts, the series that race there and links to detailed pages for each track.
North America and Europe are live now with 40 circuits each, Asia with 28 circuits from Japan to the Middle East, South America with 25 circuits and rally venues, Africa with eight circuits and off-road venues, and Oceania with 24 circuits in Australia and New Zealand. Each regional directory can be filtered by country, track type and racing series, and circuits are never ranked: the aim is discovery.
Choose a region to browse its circuits. New regions are added as each directory is completed.

United States, Canada and Mexico
Formula 1 in Austin, Montreal, Mexico City, Miami and Las Vegas, the Indianapolis 500, NASCAR superspeedways, IMSA endurance classics and historic road courses.
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13 countries from the UK to Portugal
The birthplace of Grand Prix racing: Silverstone, Spa, Monza, Monaco, the Nürburgring and Le Mans, plus most of the MotoGP and WorldSBK calendars.
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From Japan to the Middle East
Suzuka, Fuji and Motegi, Shanghai and the Macau street circuit, Southeast Asia's MotoGP venues, Singapore's night race and the Formula 1 circuits of the Gulf, Baku and Türkiye.
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Six countries, circuits and rallies
Interlagos and the São Paulo Grand Prix, MotoGP at Goiânia, Argentina's autódromos and Turismo Carretera, plus WRC rallies in Paraguay and Chile and Brazil's Rally dos Sertões.
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Circuits, rallies and rally raids
Kyalami and South Africa's Grand Prix circuits, Kenya's Safari Rally, the desert rally raids of Morocco and the Roof of Africa hard enduro in Lesotho.
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Australia and New Zealand
Albert Park, Mount Panorama at Bathurst, Phillip Island and the Supercars street circuits, the Grand Prix tracks of New Zealand and the Finke Desert Race.
Explore Oceania →Our newest in-depth circuit guides, each with a corner-by-corner lap guide, history, lap records, race dates, weather and tips for visiting. The latest guides appear here as we publish them.

Gold Coast, Queensland · Australia
A street circuit between the Gold Coast's high-rises and beaches, home of the Gold Coast 500.
Read the Guide → Surfers Paradise Street Circuit
Tangier, Morocco to Dakar, Senegal
The rally raid that keeps the classic route to Dakar alive, from Morocco through Mauritania to Senegal.
Read the Guide → Africa Eco Race
Mogi Guaçu, São Paulo · Brazil
A privately owned circuit opened in 2012 about 180 km north of São Paulo, Velo Città follows the rolling countryside with plenty of elevation change. Alongside Stock Car and TCR South America rounds, it is busy with track days, driving courses and manufacturer launches.
Read the Guide → Autódromo Velo Città
Shimotsuma, Ibaraki · Japan
Tsukuba's short 2 km lap is a benchmark of Japanese car culture: magazines, video series and tuners have published Tsukuba lap times for decades. It hosts the Tsukuba Time Attack Challenge, national motorcycle racing and busy track days.
Read the Guide → Tsukuba CircuitRacing circuits are more than pieces of asphalt. They are places where drivers, teams, manufacturers, photographers, spectators and automotive enthusiasts come together.
AutoGathering will connect each circuit with its own community discussions, so you can plan a race weekend, compare notes after a track day or find people heading to the same event.
Start with the region you know, or explore one you have never raced in. Each directory introduces the major circuits of its region, with the series they host and what makes them distinctive.