Tracks & Destinations explores famous racetrack destinations and the experiences they offer beyond race day. From Formula 1 circuits with guided tours and paddock access to historic tracks where generations of drivers have competed, these venues offer a different way to experience motorsport.
A circuit can tell you a great deal about the history and culture of racing. Some are closely associated with legendary drivers and teams, while others are known for their unusual layouts, demanding corners or the atmosphere created by generations of fans.
Our guides focus on the visitor experience: what you can see, which areas may be accessible outside major race weekends, the stories behind each circuit, and the practical details worth knowing before planning a visit. For a different perspective on the world of sport, explore our Stadium Tours guides.
Spielberg’s Red Bull Ring offers more than the Austrian Grand Prix. This guide covers the official circuit tour, Welcome Center and driving experiences, along with accessibility and tips for planning a visit. See what makes the venue worth a stop even when no major race is on the calendar.
The Nürburgring Backstage Tour reveals another side of this historic circuit. See selected areas, learn about the Nordschleife and Green Hell, and find practical information on tickets, tour duration, accessibility and other visitor experiences, including how to plan your time there.
Bahrain International Circuit offers more than Formula 1 in Sakhir. Open Track sessions, karting, off-road activities and circuit tours give visitors several ways to experience the venue. Compare these options and plan a visit beyond Grand Prix weekend.
A guided tour takes visitors behind the scenes at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. See normally restricted areas and learn how the venue operates outside race weekends. The guide also covers booking, transport, accessibility and planning a trip from Barcelona.
Monza Circuit is Italy’s legendary “Temple of Speed” and home of the Italian Grand Prix. Find out what you can see on a circuit tour, from behind-the-scenes areas to its motorsport history, and compare the visitor experiences available when planning a trip to this historic Formula 1 venue.
Silverstone is the historic home of the British Grand Prix, with more to see than the circuit itself. Compare the tour, Silverstone Museum and Heritage Track Trail, then find out which areas visitors can access, what activities are available and what to check before planning your trip.
Austin’s Circuit of the Americas is home to the United States Grand Prix, but race weekends are only part of its story. This guide covers COTA Tower, driving experiences, Bike Nights and other ways to visit, with practical advice for planning time at this Texas motorsport destination.