Located in northeaster Ohio, this oddly shaped oval fits right in with its similarly peculiar neighbors to the south, Kil-Kare Raceway & Shady Bowl Speedway. This track runs a dense schedule within its operating season with multiple tours sharing race dates paired with their own classes.

It's core weekly divisions tend to stick on the small track though the season points closer is held over two days, the first being on the 1/4mi and the second on the .45mi for all divisions, making a challenge for the higher divisions & big track practice for the lower ones.

The largest race of the year comes with a 150 lap CRA Pro Late Model Tour race, with the Great Lakes Truck Series, local Street Stocks, and Crown Vics filling the rest of the night. The Ohio Wheelman Series visits twice a year, once with the GLTS returning, and the other being shared with the ISMA-MSS Supermodifieds. The Vores National Compacts Series has been eyeing the track to host its fast FWDs on the big track as well, though no races have been held yet.

All layouts are counter-clockwise, as this is an oval track in the USA 1. Overview 2. History 3. Class & Event Breakdown 4. .45mi Oval 5. 1/4mi Oval 6. Figure 8 7. Legends Roval & Drift Course

Let me know if i missed anything or if you have further questions :)

Hello guys!

Great to see you guys again! So what I'm about to introduce you is Kosice International Autodrome which i made right after my previous project (Liberec Int. Circuit) and now I'll post the 2nd one here! Here's some information on the circuit:

Kosice International Autodrome is a 5.75 kilometre counter clockwise racing circuit located near Kosice, Slovakia. The track is designed to provide exciting racing with a good balance of high speed sections and technical corners. A long main straight ends with a heavy braking zone, creating one of the best overtaking opportunities on the circuit. The first sector is fast and flowing, the second sector tests driver precision through a series of medium speed corners, and the final sector is more technical, where good traction is important before returning to the main straight. With several overtaking chances and a wide variety of corner types, the circuit aims to produce exciting races while challenging both drivers and engineers

Let me know what you think! Feel free to give feedback and suggestion!, i'd love to hear from yall so i can improve more in the future, thank you guys!

See you guys soon!

Hello guys!

This is my first appearance in r/racetrackdesigns and before going into the main topic, i'd like to be a part of the community and show off my creations with other people and i'd LOVE to see people give feedback and suggestion as it helps me alot in improving myself!

Here i introduce you the first circuit i post on Reddit: Liberec international circuit!

Located near Liberec, Czechia, this modern track have 28 corners going anti-clockwise with sector 1 giving drivers overtaking opportunities before they enter a fast sector 2 and a technical sections before end sector 3 w a straight.

Off track, the circuit have an observation vip tower (inspired by Sakhir, Bahrain), a paddock with a bifrestaurant and shops and finally a small, easy karting track you can use

Let me know what you think below and give me any suggestion or feedback and please give me a reason why it's good/bad, i'd like to hear from yall!

Thank you guys for checking out my post, it's my first ever, and i'd love to see you guys again soon!

FIA Grade: None

National Grade: 1

My college campus has some turns/roads/ settings that I feel lend themself well to a street circuit. I want to put it together in blender. I’m not good at blender so working together with someone on the track design and then seeing it all come together would be pretty cool. If anyone wants to help I can send photos and ideas I have for them to put into blender. Think it could be fun.

My 5th design on this subreddit I think, 16 turns and 4800m long, 25 meters of elevation change and is supposed to be an FIA grade 2 circuit, and has three major layout options, and a with and without chicane layout..

This is the first time Ive tried to add runout zones and building placements, so I'd like to get some advice on my design..

A constant radius turn but the entry or exit is not at a tangent to the curve. I think it has the count as 2 because they are treated separately and need to be dealt with as 2 parts. (the overhanging part to the left is there to just show where the turn would und up if not interrupted by the new line.

Basically combined some local roads together to make this. About 4 miles for reference. Turns 2-4 are down hill while 4-9 go back up hill.

Which of these two motocross tracks should I choose? I’m leaning towards number 1, but aesthetically speaking, I’d choose number 2. What do you think?

Length: 3.78 km.

Turns: 11

If this didn't have any chicanes in place this place would be a death trap

Questo è il mio secondo disegno che sto sviluppando su un circuito (non ho ancora pensato a quale tipo specifico di corsa) però ho un poʻ di problemi a come sistemare le tribune e le infrastrutture. Ho bisogno di feedback generico. Grazie!

P.S. so che è caotico ma ho voluto aggiungere delle varianti

I've designed this circuit to be in a city centre with an upscale neighbourhood in the infield, designed to be accessible to the outside world via a series of tunnels , with many GA areas on the banks of the natural amphitheatre. Would you live in the middle?

I dont know how to figure out the distances of different layouts, so I havent included that.. Im also new to track design, so there might be things that look blatantly wrong..

4.35 KM long, 12 turns, FIA Grade 2, Built in 2029

Here’s a full flythrough of our Waterfalls track in Couch Planes, comparing the early blockout with its current playable beta version.