Røssvoll Motor Stadium
The Røssvoll Motorstadion is a racing circuit in Røssvoll , Norway .
The motor stadium is located right next to the Røssvoll airfield about 10 km north of the center of Mo i Rana . The facility was built in 1975 and was the first paved racetrack in Norway. It was opened with a supporting program of a formula and motorcycle race in the presence of Keke Rosberg .
The Røssvoll Motorstadion with an asphalt circuit, almost an oval course , with an attached gravel, sand and gravel track is used today for autocross and rallycross races. Normal circuit races take place on the nearby Arctic Circle Raceway , built in 1995 . ACR is the northernmost racetrack in Europe and, with a length of 3.753 km, the longest asphalt racing track in Norway.
Web links
- Pictures og historier fra Røsvoll motorstadion Historical pictures of formula and motorcycle races in the 1970s
- Route map Røssvoll Motorstadion
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