Moscow Raceway is a multifunctional complex which will be located 77 kilometers to the west from Moscow along the Novorizhskoye highway.

Moscow Raceway will be assigned a FIA 1T category, thereby making it a unique facility for Russia and enabling it to host competitions of any level, from national motor sport races to Formula 1.

The author of the project is well-known Hermann Tilke whose design laid the basis for the majority of recent Formula 1 facilities.

Moscow Raceway construction starts a new era of motor sports in Russia which is getting ready to take its place in the world racing schedule.

The racetrack will meet the highest standards set by the international race series management.

Moscow Raceway will have FIA homologation Grade 1T, that permits all types of car races like Formula 1, GT, F3 and many others, while FIM homologation will allow World Superbike and MotoGP.

The opportunities Moscow Raceway offers are not limited to the races.

The Complex will be a stable partner for the automotive industry.

Comprehensive infrastructure offers perfect facility for test drives, presentations and conferences.

Public and corporate events of any level can be organized on non-racing days. A Backstage Tour will guide common visitors through all secret corners of the racetrack, usually open only for authorized personnel.

Construction of a high-end racetrack will promote development of automotive business in Russia.

Moscow Raceway opens large opportunities for national race teams training, presentation and tests of new products of automotive industry.

World motor sport will attract investments to the region; promote tourism business development and increase Moscow region income.