Motorcycle track days at the Assen circuit.

Assen... A legendary circuit, nicknamed "the cathedral", the Assen track was first used in 1925! In those days it was a road circuit 28 km long…

Nowadays Assen is a modern circuit, rebuilt in 1999, and it hosts the World MotoGP Championship (the famous "Dutch TT") and the World Superbike Championship. With a length of 4.5 km, the Assen circuit has twelve right-hand bends and six left. It is a rider's track and a circuit designed for motorcycles.

Practical information for riding at the Assen circuit

• Note that, surprising though it may seem for a circuit that hosts Superbikes and MotoGP, Assen's noise limit for motorcycle track days is 95 dB. You will need an original exhaust.
• Option of free camping in the paddock. WCs and sanitation facilities are freely available.
• Free access for accompanying persons.
• Option of hiring a pit box.
• For discounted prices on travel to the Assen circuit, contact Ludovic or Yvan directly.