Okayama International Circuit

A circuit where you can enjoy an immersive and thrilling race. Okayama International Circuit is known as one of the most technical courses in western Japan, consisting of two long straights and 13 corners of varying sizes. The Pacific Grand Prix was held in 1994 and 1995, and the time of 1 minute 10.218 seconds recorded by Ayrton Senna, the "Prince of Speed," during qualifying for the Pacific Grand Prix in 1994 still shines as the circuit's course record. Currently, the circuit hosts various motorsports events, including SUPER GT, known as Japan's premier touring car race, as well as GT World Challenge Asia and Super Taikyu races, and the All Japan Road Race Championship, Japan's premier motorcycle race. Visitors can enjoy thrilling motorsports events, and the circuit also hosts events such as the Mimasaka City Marathon and fireworks displays. Additionally, on regular business days (excluding some race days and holidays), you can take a test drive with your own car or motorcycle (for a fee; please inquire about available dates).