Czech Republic
Brno Circuit
A 5.403 km, 14-turn clockwise permanent circuit in Brno, Czech Republic, former host of the Czech MotoGP, built in 1987 on a site with motorsport heritage dating to the 1930 Masaryk Circuit.
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About Brno Circuit
Automotodrom Brno (CREDITAS Autodrom Brno) is a 5.403-kilometer, 14-turn permanent road circuit located southwest of Brno, Czech Republic. The clockwise asphalt track opened on 18 July 1987 and is built on undulating terrain with significant elevation changes. It hosted the Czech Republic Motorcycle Grand Prix (MotoGP) for many years and descends from the legendary Masaryk Circuit, a 29.1-kilometer road course that staged internationally acclaimed grand prix races from 1930 to 1949.
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