Auto Moto Park Albania

The project was launched in 2023 as part of the Albanian government's broader strategy to boost tourism, attract foreign investment, and position Albania as a hub for motorsports in the Balkans. The facility is being developed in collaboration with Wurz Design and Test & Training International. == Facilities ==

Main circuit The park's main feature is a 5.3 km (3.29 mi) race track designed to meet: • FIA Grade II specifications, allowing it to host series such as Formula 2, GT3, and endurance races. • FIM Grade B certification for international motorcycle events. Additional motorsport tracks The project also includes: • An international-standard drag strip • A homologated karting track • Rallycross and off-road courses • A multi-purpose paddock and service area Educational and recreational components • A National Academy for Road Safety Education • A retro automobile museum • A lakeside promenade for cycling and leisure == Future ==

Albania has set a goal of hosting a Formula 1 Grand Prix by 2030. The government has confirmed ongoing communication with Formula 1’s technical committee to ensure future compliance with all regulatory standards. As of May 2025, the park is in its second construction phase. The FIA conducted a site inspection in April 2024 to evaluate safety and design plans, indicating strong international support for the project. == References ==