The circuit
Flat, flowing and full of rhythm.
The Pannonia-Ring lies in western Hungary near Ostffyasszonyfa, a few kilometres from the spa town of Sárvár. The circuit opened in the mid-nineties and has been popular ever since, above all with drivers from Austria and southern Germany – for trackdays, motorcycle training and races.
Around 4.7 kilometres hold 18 corners: fast direction changes, a few tight turns and long radii where you have to keep the car cleanly on line. There is hardly any elevation change, but there is a rhythm that makes you faster lap after lap. The run-off areas are generous and the paddock is relaxed – a circuit where you quickly feel at home.
Circuit profile
Pannonia-Ring
Not a place for raw power but for clean lines. Find the rhythm at the Pannonia-Ring and you take it with you to every other circuit.
What to expect
A premium trackday, clearly structured.
We split the trackday into two groups: sports cars and race cars. That way each class gets the right rhythm, the right company on track and maximum track time – for two full days.
- Two full days
- Enough time to learn the circuit, work on your setup and get properly quick on day two.
- Limited field size
- A maximum of 28 cars per group. More track time, less traffic.
- 1:1 instructor coaching
- Bookable on site on request – especially on a new circuit, the quickest route to a clean line.
- Photo content included
- Professional shots of your sessions are included in the price. Video on request.
- Garages available
- For one or both days – room for car, tools and team.
- Sárvár spa region
- Asphalt by day, thermal baths by night. The hotels in Sárvár are only a few minutes from the circuit.
The groups
Sports car or race car?
Choose the group that fits your setup. Both groups run their own programme across one shared event weekend.
Sports car group
Road-legal cars only · No slicks · Alternating sessions across two days
Race car group
Slicks and race setups permitted · Longer sessions across two days · Timing available

Getting there & on site
In western Hungary, close to Austria.
The Pannonia-Ring lies near Ostffyasszonyfa in Vas County, a good hour beyond the Austrian border. From southern Germany and Austria you can get there with a transporter in a day.
- Sárvár: a few minutes
- Vienna Airport: around 150 km, about 1 hour 45 minutes
- Graz: around 150 km, about 1 hour 45 minutes
- Budapest Airport: around 200 km, about 2 hours 15 minutes
- Munich: around 580 km, about 6 hours
We send you hotel recommendations in Sárvár personally after booking.
Frequently asked questions
All about the Pannonia-Ring
Is the Pannonia-Ring suitable for beginners?
Yes. The circuit is flat, easy to read and has generous run-off areas. With two days you have enough time to learn it. If you want to progress faster, add a 1:1 coaching session.
Do I need a racing licence?
Not for the sports car group – a valid driving licence is enough. For the race car group a valid licence is required. If you do not have one yet, talk to us: our licence courses get you there quickly.
Which tyres are allowed?
In the sports car group only road-legal tyres are allowed, semi-slicks included. In the race car group slicks and race setups are permitted.
Is there a noise limit?
Yes, as at almost every circuit. With road-legal production cars this is usually not an issue. If you have an aftermarket exhaust or drive a race car, talk to us before booking and we will give you the current figure.
Can I book a garage?
Yes, for one or both days. You can book the garage together with your place or add it later.
Can I bring a companion?
Yes. Register companions via our companion registration.
Where should I stay?
In Sárvár, a few minutes from the circuit. The spa town has hotels with thermal baths in every category. After booking we send you our recommendations.
What happens in bad weather?
Trackdays take place in all weather – that is part of it. Only if conditions make a safe event impossible will we interrupt or postpone. In that case we inform you directly.
Do I get photos of my trackday?
Yes. Professional photos of your sessions are included in the price. Video can be added on request.
2027 season
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