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Ice Tracks

Full-scale Formula 1 tracks on ice

Imagine following in the footsteps of the world’s greatest drivers on a full-scale Formula 1 track - recreated with absolute precision on the pristine frozen lakes of Swedish Lapland. Every winter, our teams meticulously shape five legendary F1 tracks at a true 1:1 scale, transforming the icy landscape into temples of high-performance driving. Nürburgring, Silverstone, Sepang, Yas Marina, Paul Ricard…

These iconic layouts take on an entirely new dimension when reborn as Formula 1 tracks on ice, offering enthusiasts a completely unique driving experience. Every corner, every straight, every chicane is reproduced with exacting accuracy, creating the perfect illusion of racing on the world’s most prestigious Grand Prix circuits - but in a one-of-a-kind frozen environment.

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The world’s largest driving centre

No other driving facility in the world can match the scale and diversity of our Lapland ice-driving domain. Spanning 12 hectares, our ice tracks on Lapland form the largest car driving center on the planet. This exceptional infrastructure allows us to offer a wide variety of layouts, guaranteeing absolute driving freedom without constraints.

The unique configuration of our ice tracks provides an unparalleled level of safety -free of walls and obstacles - where every driver can push their limits with complete peace of mind. What truly creates this sense of freedom is the fact that you’re alone on the track. Imagine yourself on a 217 km frozen track, with nothing on the horizon but endless ice. The feeling is truly unique… as if you were driving on the moon.

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Paul Ricard F1 track

Legendary French automobile prestige
Length: 5.8 km
Top speed: 217 km/hr

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The Paul Ricard race track, jewel of Formula 1, embodies a rich history. Inaugurated during its first F1 Grand Prix in 1977, this race track has moulded car racing legends such as Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost and Nigel Mansell, who have all trodden its sacred asphalt.

It’s got everything: the impressive Mistral straight (depending on the car, a top speed of 210 Km/hr can be reached), the Signes curve, the Beausset double right, the bridge bend. This is the summit of high-speed drifting pleasure.

Nürburgring F1 track

The demanding technicality
Length: 5.2 km
Top speed: 205 km/hr

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This is one of the most illustrious shrines of world motorsport, with a reputation as much for its historic heritage as for its multi-featured bends which demand constant concentration and dexterity from drivers.

We’ve reproduced the Nürburgring F1 Grand Prix meticulously on our frozen lake in Lapland. This ice track allows you to experience the excitement of speed, and requires you to employ your very best driving abilities as a result of its unforgiving characteristics and technical demands.

Silverstone F1 track

The temple of British motor-racing
Length: 5.9 km
Top speed: 209 km/hr

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Each Grand Prix which takes place here is not just a race, but an historic event, a spectacle moulding the history of motorsport.

On this track- which we reproduce full-scale- every bend, every straight is witness to the greatness of Formula 1. Known for its extremely high speeds, adrenaline reaches a peak, particularly in the “Chapel S”, a chain of fast bends which tests driver skill at the same time as providing maximum fun.

Sepang F1 track

The Malaysian motorsport jewel
Length: 5.54 km
Top speed: 198 km/hr

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The Sepang international race track was inaugurated in March 1999. With its 15 strategically-positioned bends and 8 impressive straights- of which two allow lightning acceleration, Sepang is an ode to speed and technique.

Yas Marina F1 track

The “par excellence” modern race track
Length: 5.55 Km
Top speed: 212 Km/hr

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Nestled on the island of Yas in Abu Dhabi, the Yas Marina race track is distinguished as one of the most sophisticated F1 circuits in the world. It’s celebrated as a sanctuary for motorsport in the Middle East.

In 2021, the race track was carefully modified in order to increase its speed, making the driving experience more exciting, and consolidating its position as a jewel of technology and luxury of the motorsport world.

Ferté Gaucher track

Technical layout
Length: 3.6 Km
Top speed: 120 Km/hr

This faithful reproduction of the Ferté Gaucher track is a technical gem, perfect for mastering drifting through its tight turns. Here, you’ll not only be able to refine your drifting abilities, but at the same time achieve significant speeds, ideal for perfecting your braking technique. This track is so appealing that some drivers spend much longer on it than anticipated, in the thrall of its technicality.

Practice

From one drift to the next one
Length: 1.5 Km
Top speed: 80 Km/hr

This ice track, designed by us, is perfect for your first attempts at maintaining drift from one bend to the next. Consisting of 15 dynamic curves, it helps to perfect control in the bend. This ice track ensures a driving experience demanding complete mastery and steering control all the time, an exciting challenge and unrivalled fun drive.

The ovals

First steps
Length: 500 m
Top speed: 80 km/h

Our prestigious site has 4 separate ovals, specially designed to help the early learning of technique (with or without pendulum turn), from maintaining a constant drift and exit from the drift, and return to a straight line. They are perfect for your first ice driving steps.

These ice tracks are dedicated entirely to teaching at a high level, ensuring that our coaches can pass on their knowledge under optimum conditions.

The circles

Continuous drifting
Diameter: 300m and 500 m
Top speed: 80 Km/hr and 120 Km/hr

With their constant curvature and generous 20m width, these two circles are designed to teach you how to maintain a constant drift at a greater or smaller angle.

The large circle is almost one kilometer long, and so allows an endless drift at up to 120 Km/hr.

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