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The Castelletto di Branduzzo track is a racing circuit located in the province of Pavia, Italy. It is approximately 1,900 meters long and has a width of 10 meters. The track features a twisty layout with significant elevation changes in some sections. The Castelletto Circuit, homologated by FMI and ACI Sport, is now an internationally renowned track for training, driving courses, and races on 2 and 4 wheels.

The Viterbo International Circuit is a racing circuit located in the Lazio region of Italy. It is approximately 1,300 meters long and has a width that ranges from 9 to 10 meters. The track features a technical layout with significant elevation changes in some sections. Here are the vehicles that can run in the Circuit: Kart / Supermoto / Scooter / Minigp / Ohvale / Pitbike / Speed Motorcycles / Street Motorcycles / Naked, as well as Track / Rally cars.

The Jarama Circuit is a racing track located north of Madrid. It is approximately 3,850 meters long and has a width of 9 meters. The circuit is very technical, with many turns and a straightaway of 880 meters. Opened in 1967, the track has hosted many major competitions, including the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. Today the track is used for various kinds of motor events.

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is a racing track located north of Barcelona. It features two tracks, one of 2,977 meters and the other longer one of 4,675 meters, both with a width of 12 meters. The circuit is known for the difference in elevation in some sections and the presence of fast and slow curves. It was inaugurated in 1991 and as of today still hosts major competitions, including the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix and the Moto GP.

The Autodrome de Linas-Montlhéry is a racing track located south of Paris, France. The track is approximately 3,4 kilometers long and features a banked oval as well as several other sections, including a loop track, a fast curve section, and a slow curve section. It was inaugurated in 1924 and has been used for many automotive and motorcycle competitions over the years.