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The Czech Republic’s biggest single-seater racing weekend of the season will take place at Most this year. On August 1–2, Autodrom Most will host the Racing Journal Speed Fest, featuring a record Formula 4 grid, touring car including TCR Eastern Europe, also GT racing, and an up-close motorsport experience.
Fans will be able to get close to the drivers, teams and race cars in the paddock, during the pit walk, at meet-and-greet sessions with the weekend’s special guests, and through the exclusive FAN PASS programme. Admission is free for children under 15, while advance one-day tickets for adults are available for an affordable CZK 300.
One of the racing series competing at Autodrom Most will be the TCR Eastern Europe series, where the championship battle is heating up between Czech drivers Martin Kadlečík with Audi RS3 and Adam Kout with Hyundai Elantra.
The main attraction of this year’s event will be the exceptionally strong F4 Central European Zone grid, featuring more than 40 young male and female drivers.
“We are delighted that the F4 CEZ championship is attracting so much attention, not only from drivers and teams but also from fans,” says F4 CEZ promoter Josef Křenek. “Formula 4 is the first major step on the road to Formula 1, and who knows—perhaps in a few years’ time, an F1 driver will emerge who once raced at Most during the Racing Journal Speed Fest.”
The close connection between fans and the action in the paddock is one of the defining features of the Racing Journal Speed Fest at Most. Spectators will not be limited to watching the young single-seater talents from the grandstands. With open access to the venue, a pit walk, behind-the-scenes views of the teams, driver meet-and-greets and the exclusive FAN PASS programme, they will be able to get close to both the machinery and the drivers who could be competing at the highest levels of global motorsport in just a few years.
In addition to the Formula 4 championship, spectators can look forward to mentioned TCR Eastern Europe series, but also to Clio Cup, and other one-make series featuring a strong line-up of Czech drivers. The weekend’s most powerful racing machinery will compete in the GT Cup Series.
Special Guests
One of the weekend’s main guests will be Czech professional racing driver Roman Staněk, who is competing in Japan’s prestigious Super Formula championship this year after racing in Formula 2. On Saturday, fans will have the opportunity to meet him, attend an autograph session and gain a closer insight into the world of professional motor racing.
Tomáš Enge, the only Czech driver ever to have raced in Formula 1, will also attend a fan meet-and-greet.
Entertainment for Fans and Families
The print motorsport magazine Racing Journal is the official media partner of the race weekend at Most, which will offer a complete motorsport experience both on and off the track.
A family-friendly fan zone will be set up at the Autogalerie on the spectator hill. It will feature a presentation of the F4 CEZ Academy project, RacingFuel Simulators, a photo booth, a Formula 4 car from Rieger Motorsport and a student-built formula car from the Czech Technical University in Prague.
Free sporting activities and prize competitions will be available for children. The paddock will also host an exhibition of scale models by ACL Models, while members of the Harley-Davidson Praha Chapter motorcycle club will make the trip to the Most circuit.
Sunday’s programme on the spectator hill will also give visitors the opportunity to test-drive new models from Audi, Cupra, Opel and other manufacturers on the test track at the Autodrom Most proving ground.
RS Simulators, FAN PASS and Pit Walk
Roman Staněk’s RS simulators will be another dedicated attraction during the weekend. Located in the garages overlooking the pit lane, they will allow fans to experience both single-seaters and GT cars and compete for prizes. The fastest driver of the weekend on the RS simulators will receive a voucher for Autodrom Most’s circuit racing school, providing the opportunity to obtain a racing licence for the 2027 season. The RS simulators are included in the paddock programme, with holders of the limited-edition FAN PASS receiving priority booking for simulator sessions on both Saturday and Sunday.
The popular pit walk will also return as part of the weekend programme. Fans will be able to enter the pit lane, view the race cars from close range and take a look behind the scenes at the teams’ facilities.
Tickets and Partners
Children under 15 receive free admission throughout the weekend. A one-day ticket for Saturday or Sunday costs CZK 300 in advance or CZK 400 at the gate. A weekend ticket covering both Saturday and Sunday costs CZK 500 in advance or CZK 650 when purchased at the venue.
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