Prix of Slovakia is coming
Orechová Potôň, June 30, 2025 - Hundreds of the best motorcycle racers from Central Europe will once again compete at our most prestigious circuit motorcycle event: the Prix of Slovakia is coming to the SLOVAKIA RING from July 11 to 13.
Admission for visitors to Grandstand A + paddock is 10 EUR and is valid for both weekend days. Children under 10, seniors, and persons with disabilities have free entry upon presentation of relevant card/document. Grandstand B and General Admission D, E, and F are free for everyone.
Spectators can look forward to free practice sessions on Friday, qualifying and races on Saturday, and final races of all classes on Sunday.
As for the classes, they traditionally include the most exciting categories and engine capacities:
125 SP |
Standard 125 cc sport motorcycles |
125 GP / Moto3 |
Open races with 125 cc GP engines |
STK 300 |
Street-stock up to 300 cc |
STK 600 / SSP600 |
Street-stock & Supersport 600 |
STK 1000 / SBK / Open |
1000 cc machines, including Superbike Open |
Ducati Cup |
Exclusively Ducati motorcycles |
Alpe Adria / Vintage |
International and historic categories |
The races are organized under the patronage of the Slovak Motorcycle Federation (SMF). For the first time, riders will experience renewed safety measures, such as modern LED panels that clearly alert them to emerging situations.
The event is part of the Slovak National Championships (MMSR), as well as Czech championships and the international Alpe Adria Series.
Historical Overview – Beginnings in Piešťany (1949–1989)
The first international race - the Slovak Grand Prix – took place in Piešťany, starting in 1949. The races moved from city streets to the airport and were an exceptionally important event - the second largest after the Brno Grand Prix. The last edition was held here in 1989.
Revival at SLOVAKIA RING (2010 – present)
After a long break, the Slovak Grand Prix was revived in 2010 at the then newly opened Slovakia Ring racetrack, as part of the Slovak and Central European championships.
About 250 riders from 9 countries have participated in recent editions, including notable names like Milan Pawelec (PL – middle class 600 cc), Tomáš Tóth (SK – STK 600), Daniel Chovanec (SK – 400 SSP), Marcel Hruboš and Peter Rauch (SK – 125 SP), Lukáš Fikker (CZ – 125 SP), Zdeněk Sedlák and Štefan Rybár (Ducati Cup), and Šárka Schmidtová (CZ – Oldtimer).
The Slovak Grand Prix (July 11–13) should be a must-visit event for every motorcycle fan. More information can be found at www.slovakakiaring.sk
