By car or motorcycle

Driving to the Brno Circuit is straightforward thanks to its location near major highways connecting Brno to neighbouring capitals. However, traffic congestion, particularly during MotoGP events, should be anticipated.

From Prague

The drive from Prague to Brno follows the D1 highway southeast, covering approximately 200 kilometres (124 miles). Take exit 178 for Ostrovačice or exit 182 for Kývalka, both leading to the circuit. Travel time is typically around 2 to 2.5 hours, but construction zones or race-day traffic may cause delays. It’s advisable to plan and check for live traffic updates.

From Bratislava

From Bratislava, the route is a direct 130-kilometer (81-mile) journey north along the D2 highway. Exit at Kývalka (182) and follow the signposts to the circuit. The trip takes approximately 1.5 hours under normal traffic conditions, but heavier traffic near the venue is common during major events. Be mindful of speed limits, particularly near the border.

From Vienna

Travellers from Vienna will take the A5 highway, which transitions into the D52 upon entering the Czech Republic. Covering a distance of 140 kilometres (87 miles), the trip takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. Exit 182 for Kývalka is the most direct access to the circuit. Border crossings are typically smooth but ensure you carry valid travel documents.