Do you feel at home behind the wheel and sometimes complain that you can't get out in traffic as much as you'd like? That's why there are adventure rides on the circuit, where you can tickle the pedals of the most famous sports cars, or you can go there with your own car. Depending on which version of the experience you choose. Either way, it's a real adrenaline rush behind the wheel. Or do you prefer to ride in the passenger seat while an experienced pilot takes care of the spirited driving? Both are possible.
Fulfill your dream of racing at the Masaryk Circuit in Brno
5,403 metres of asphalt, full of straights that challenge you to push yourself hard and corners that test your driving skills. This is the Masaryk Circuit at the Brno Automotodrom. The track is 15 metres wide and you can look forward to 13 straight sections and 6 left and 8 right turns.
You probably won't be able to breakthe track record of 1:36.065 minutes set by Ingo Gerstl in the F1 Toro Rosso STR1 on a dry track, but why not at least try, right? What machines can you try to do it with?
There's the legendary Ferrari 458 Italia with 570 horsepower and a 0-100 km/h time of 3.3 seconds, the Lamborghini Gallardo with the same power and an impressive 0-100 km/h time of 3.2 seconds, and other legends from the world of cars.
If you'd prefer a carpool, we'd definitely recommend an adrenaline-fuelled ride in the Lotus Exige Sport, which weighs just 1,100 kg and is perfect for circuit driving. It's a perfect choice when it comes with a racing chassis.
BMW enthusiasts will also be in for a treat - a drive in the BMW M4 CSL, which is the fastest production Bavarian ever built and only 1,000 of which are in circulation worldwide, is an experience not to be denied.
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Experience the adrenaline rush at the Most racing circuit
You don't just have to go to Moravia for a proper adrenaline rush, just head to the legendary Autodrom Most circuit, where the same cars await you, led by the Ferrari 458 Italia, Lamborghini Gallardo and a whole host of BMW sports cars.
The racing circuit in Most is definitely not behind the one in Brno. On the 4,212-metre-long track you can expect a bunch of straights from the shortest 150 metres to the longest almost 800 metres and 21 corners that promise a lot of fun.
In addition to the aforementioned sports cars, you can test your driving skills in a treat co-developed by Gazoo Racing together with rally legend and Toyota WRC team boss Tommi Mäkinen - the Toyota GR Yaris.
Put the pedal to the metal even on smaller circuits
All the cars can also be tested on smaller circuits with great reputations, namely the Sosnová circuit and the Hradec Králové circuit. They may be shorter, but they are no less fun to experience, as you can drive the circuit up to 8 times! Whether you get behind the wheel of a Ferrari, Lamborghini or BMW supercar is up to you. Or are you tempted to try out a flashy hot hatch with an eight-speed automatic transmission - the Hyundai i30 N Performance?
Extreme speed on the Stone Circuit
If these sports cars aren't enough for you, head to the village of Kámen, where the circuit is also home to a Formula F4 or an Ariel Atom, considered one of the fastest cars on the circuit. It can go from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.7 seconds! Not when it weighs just 520 kilos. And that's because you don't even have to look for unnecessary things like a windscreen, roof or doors.
Take your own car for a spin around the track
Not quite as tempting to put the pedals to the metal in a rental sports car as it is to race your own car? No problem. You can try driving on the circuit with your own car at the Most racing circuit or at the Brno polygon. Feel free to take a co-driver with you, because shared joy is always better.
So, do you know which car you will drive first on the circuit?
