Racing Journal Speed Fest heads to Most: a weekend full of racing and adrenaline

On the weekend of July 25-27, 2025, the Autodrom Most will be transformed into the Racing Journal Speed Fest. The North Bohemian circuit will host a racing weekend with a varied motorsports offer. Fans can look forward to three days full of action, adrenaline and an accompanying program for the whole family. The media partner of the event is the motorsports magazine Racing Journal.

A wide range of racing cars will be presented on the track. From the weakest, but all the more interesting, cup-racing Renault Twingo and Suzuki Swift or Renault Clio, which regularly create an entertaining spectacle with their poise and exciting battles.

Touring car fans can look forward to the TCR Eastern Europe championship, which will bring a duel between brands such as Audi, Cupra, Honda and Hyundai. The starting field will feature a number of domestic drivers, including Adam Kout, Jiří Zbožinek, Petr Čížek and Martin Kadlečík, silver medalist at the 2024 Valencia Motorsport Olympics.

Formula fans can look forward to the single-seaters of the F4 Central European Zone championship, where teenage racers are fighting for a place in the spotlight and a chance to establish themselves at the top of motorsport. And who knows, maybe we will see some of them at the Formula 1 start. From the domestic drivers, you can look forward to Max Karhan, Teo Borenstein and František Němec. In the F4 starting field, we will also see racers Kiara Henni, Michalina Sabaj and Mathilda Paatz, who has also made her debut in the F1 Academy championship and is heading towards the highest disciplines in motorsport.

One of the highlights of the weekend will be the GT specials, which, in addition to two sprints, will also complete an hour-long endurance race on Saturday. Italian Lamborghinis, red Ferraris, thunderous BMWs or a prototype from Le Mans - all of this will spice up the already varied racing weekend of the Racing Journal Speed Fest.

The organizers have also prepared a rich accompanying program. On Saturday, July 26, a single-seater from the popular American IndyCar series will race around the circuit from 11:40. From 11:50, a pitwalk will be open to visitors for free, during which they will be able to see the team facilities and cars directly in the pits. A competition for prizes will then take place on the Racingfuelsimulators racing simulator throughout the weekend.

Friday's program is free for all visitors. One-day tickets for Saturday or Sunday cost CZK 300 in advance and CZK 400 on site. Weekend tickets cost CZK 500 in advance and CZK 600 on site. Children under 15 have free admission. For those interested in an exclusive experience, VIP tickets are available, which include access to the VIP zone with refreshments and other benefits such as a gridwalk, a souvenir gift or a guided tour of the team boxes.

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