Classic cars can race to... give yourself the chance to drive it around one of the many circuits in Denmark, Sweden, Germany and other places in Europe. There may be no motoring aids like ABS and power steering, but there’s something incredibly involving about driving these veterans of the track. It’s harking back to an era when you really had to drive these cars to get the best out of them.

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Get your classic car

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Ring Knutstorp

is southern Sweden's center for racing and motor enthusiasm.

Sturup Raceway

 is a modern motorsport facility and a top professional event & team building center.

SRW Anderstorp

...a racetrack dating from the sixties with the vision to arrange Swedens first Formula 1 Grand Prix 

Mantorp Park

is Sweden's foremost motorsport facility with a large number of motor events that are among the largest in Sweden and Europe.

Padborg Park

Denmark's second-longest motorway. The facility is used daily driving courses, events and motorsports 

Jyllandsringen

Denmark's longest race track, with a length of 2,300 meters. The entire FDM Jyllandsringen area covers an area of ​​63 hectares

Bilsterberg

exceptional racetrack with 4.2 kilometers long, 19 turns, 26 percent grade –  ideal for creating extraordinary driving experiences. 

Nürburgring

Amateurs and professionals have a wide range of race categories to test their skills and their vehicles on two circuits: the time-honoured 20.832-kilometre Nordschleife and the modern 5.148-kilometre Grand Prix Circuit.