Baltic Riders Take on Europe’s Top Racing Circuits

While the Baltic states have a growing motorsport scene, more and more riders from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia are venturing beyond local tracks to explore some of Europe’s most exciting racing destinations. With organized events and guided access, the track day experience is expanding—both geographically and in ambition.

From Local Circuits to Iconic European Tracks

Baltic riders are no longer limiting themselves to nearby tracks like Nemuno Žiedas or Biķernieki. Many now regularly travel to well-known circuits abroad, combining the thrill of racing with the experience of exploring new regions.

Among the favorites:

- Slovakia Ring – Known for its length and technical variety, it’s ideal for those seeking a real challenge.
 

- Pannonia Ring (Hungary) – A smooth, flowing track loved for its rider-friendly layout and safe run-off areas.
 

- Brno Circuit (Czech Republic) – A legendary MotoGP track where Baltic riders can compare their lap times to world-class racers.
 

CR Moto as a Bridge to European Adventures

Many of these experiences are made possible through events organized by CR Moto, which connects Baltic participants to structured, safe, and professionally managed track days across Central and Eastern Europe. The platform has become a go-to resource for those looking to expand their motorsport horizons and train on international circuits.

Broadening Horizons

This growing trend reflects a wider mindset shift: riders are increasingly viewing motorsport as a cross-border experience. It’s not just about local meetups anymore—it’s about chasing performance, meeting international riders, and gaining exposure to world-class racing environments.

Conclusion

As the Baltic motorsport community matures, its riders are heading abroad—not just for competition, but for growth. From Slovakia to Brno, these journeys offer a deeper level of experience and a chance to ride on the same tarmac as the world’s fastest. The track is no longer just local—it’s European.