Ring Djursland, Racing Circuit

Ring Djursland is a compact and challenging permanent road course in Pederstrup, Denmark, known for its tight, hilly, and undulating layout. It features significant elevation changes and technical corners. The circuit opened in 1965 and was altered to its current layout in 1966. After a turbulent history, including periods of closure and ownership changes, it reopened for racing in 1994. The Danish state purchased it in 1983, renovating it for driver training, a role it maintains today alongside motorsport. It hosts national-level car and motorcycle racing events, including the F4 Danish Championship, TCR Denmark Touring Car Series, and Super GT. The circuit is owned by Tradium, who run daily driving courses. Today, Ring Djursland hosts four main race weekends annually, supported by its dual identity as a motorsport venue and driver education facility.

Operated by: Tradium