MotoGP Circuit and Auto-Motorsport Complex

Our design envisions an international-standard motorsport facility near Hajdúnánás, capable of hosting both domestic and world championship events. The heart of the complex is a 4.7 km long circuit designed in accordance with FIM and FIA regulations. Set within a 500-hectare area, the circuit is accompanied by diverse sports, educational, and entertainment facilities, ensuring the venue remains active and accessible year-round, far beyond race weekends.

“Our relationship with speed is both thrilling and intimidating. We are mesmerized by the forces of nature—the rush of rivers, the fluttering of leaves racing in the wind. Our architectural concept focuses on capturing this sensation of limitless velocity and dynamic motion.” – Péter Bordás

The pit building is the architectural centrepiece of the circuit. Its defining feature is a multi-level asphalt surface that forms a kind of sculptural traffic artery. The pit building traditionally marks the threshold between the team paddocks and the pit lane, and in our concept, the VIP and media zones rise as a continuous ribbon above the asphalt surface, forming a bridge over the pit garages. Ramps allow vehicular access to the first level. The flooring is finished in asphalt, echoing the painted runoff zones of the track—immersing visitors in the race-day atmosphere. A steel roof structure shelters the building, its design harmonizing with the roofline of the grandstand opposite.

The facility remains open even outside of race days. The complex’s main public plaza—featuring the Welcome Centre, Entrance Building and an artificial lake—connects from the outside to the canyon-like landform that traces the circuit. This area serves as the main centre for the racing kart, rallycross, dirt track, flat track, and rental kart circuits as well as the driver training centre. Slightly further out, designated zones support research and development activities.