Pannonia-Ring, Racing Circuit

The Pannónia-Ring is a modern motor and racing circuit in Ostffyasszonyfa, Hungary, known for its safety features including wide run-off and extensive dive zones. Designed primarily for motorcycle racing, it boasts a challenging layout and was historically licensed for both clockwise and anti-clockwise operation. However, since new kerbing was installed in 2014, the track can only be driven in the clockwise direction. Despite being overlooked by major professional racing, it hosts the FIM Sidecar World Championship and is popular for testing, rider training, and amateur club events. Michael Schumacher famously raced here in an amateur event in 2008.