Driving your own car on a circuit may not be for everyone... If that's the case, we offer you more options! Our rental cars have sport modifications from suspension, engine, brakes, tyres, safety belts to roll cages. The racing experience depends solely on you and your preferences!
You can drive a vehicle during track days or company events. The necessary condition is to pay a deposit that would cover any sustained damages.
Drivers and passengers must be at least 18-years-old and must sign the Declaration of Event Participant.
All available dates can be found in the Calendar section.
RACE TAXI
A passenger ride with a professional driver behind the wheel is often a preferred choice for many. An experienced racer will show you the real limits like no other driver, pushing the braking points beyond usual comfort zone. Race Taxi is an ideal adrenaline-packed gift also for your friends and relatives. Just pick your car and go!
Drivers and passengers must be at least 18-years-old and must sign the Declaration of Event Participant.
Racing School
Information about the track and its variants
The SLOVAKIA RING offers a total of seven different track variants. The variant 4, with a length of 5922m, meets the requirements for Grade III homologation and is the most commonly used. For Grade II homologation purposes, variant 4 was modified and extended by adding a chicane in the ninth corner, resulting in a total length of 5935m (V4b). If necessary, the circuit can even be divided into two separate tracks (variant 3 and variant 5) to organize two events simultaneously.
There are five grandstands around the circuit - the main covered grandstand A for seating, open grandstand B/C for seating, natural grandstand D for standing, grandstand E for seating, and grandstand F for standing. You can find an overview of the grandstands, seating, and the overall area here: https://360.slovakiaring.sk/
Racetrack info
The track parameters make SLOVAKIA RING one of the longest permanent circuits in Europe. It is technically demanding even for the most experienced drivers, while the large run-off areas help maximum safety. There are four challenging artificial crests on the track which offer even more adrenalin.
Stand info
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Stand D
The natural Stand F hill seating area is just past the 2nd straight. Dramatic braking into T3 after going all out through the straight is something you have to see with your own eyes. You can watch the racers all the way up to T6 with the added bonus of watching them come out of the 4th straight at full throttle up until the next to last curve at T13 and as they come out onto the main straight.
Regular binoculars are an excellent choice, even though most of the track is visible to the naked eye. Binoculars really help uncover a lot of hidden details. Race speaker commentary is clearly audible from the public announce system at all the stands and is sure to give your race experience an added dimension. It's also a better idea to sit here with a poncho, rather than an umbrella, in case of inclement weather. Races are a thrill and grand adventure for the future race drivers among us but don't forget to bring appropriate hearing protection. The revving of the motors can be very loud, in particular if you are close to the track.
