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Bartosz Jaglarz
26 February 2026

Do you love speed, car racing and the adrenaline rush that comes with the smell of burning tires? Then you must visit the Dubai Autodrome, Dubai's motorsport temple, during your holiday. From motorsport events to private driving and sports car rentals, get to know Dubai's unique race track better.
Dubai Autodrome is a 5.39 km long race track in Dubai, located in the Motor City district. It is a modern, fully integrated motorsport facility and centre with an FIA-approved track (the highest quality award), host to numerous local and international sporting events, as well as a professional go-karting facility. Dubai Autodrome is the most important racing venue in the United Arab Emirates. Yes, Dubai, not the F1 track in Abu Dhabi!
It is here that many of the most important motorsport events in the UAE and local events take place, making Dubai Autodrome an important venue for the local community. Here, you can smell the burning rubber and feel the thrill of excitement, hear the roar of classic V10 engines during local racing series, or experience for yourself what it's like to drive a sports car on a real race track by taking a trip to Dubai.
Dubai Autodrome is located in Dubai, in the Motor City district, in the south-eastern part of the city, on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road. The district is far from the centre of Dubai, so it is not so easy to get to Motor City by public transport. There is no metro here, but you can get there by bus, e.g. F37 or F34 from Mall of the Emirates. How to get to Dubai Motor City from the centre of Dubai? The most convenient way to get to Motor City is by taxi or rental car. The taxi ride from Dubai Marina, where it is worth booking accommodation in Dubai, to Motor City takes about 20 minutes, while from the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall areas it takes about 25-30 minutes.

Dubai Autodrome attractions for tourists – what does the race track in Dubai offer visitors on holiday? Lots of fun! Can you drive sports cars at Dubai Autodrome? Yes, you can also ride a go-kart and watch the races:
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Car racing in the UAE is a real celebration. Every year, Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina hosts the final race of the Formula 1 calendar, which often determines the final outcome of the entire championship. And what automotive events take place in Dubai? Fans in the stands can watch: 24H Michelin Dubai, one of the most prestigious 24-hour car races in the world, the local F4 UAE series, Porsche 911 races known as the Porsche Carrera Cup Middle East, the Asian endurance racing series Asian Le Mans Series, the Formula Regional Middle East Championship, the Gulf-organised ProCar series NGK Spark Plugs, and hundreds of local racing series and one-off races for motorsport fans.

How much does it cost to enter or drive at Dubai Autodrome? Can you rent the track at Dubai Autodrome for a private event? Driving on the track in Dubai varies in price depending on the car or racing car you choose, e.g. Formula DXB for AED 1,350, Porsche 911 for AED 3,250, Aston Martin Vantage for AED 2,000, Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo for AED 3,350, BMW M2 for AED 1,250, or an F1 car from AED 9,950. It is also possible to privately hire the track at Dubai Autodrome, and the rate is agreed privately with the owners of the facility.
And how much do races at Dubai Autodrome cost? Most races at the Dubai track are free and do not require advance ticket reservations, e.g. for 24H Dubai or F4 UAE. If there are paid tickets, they are inexpensive and often include additional attractions, such as access to the race paddock and the opportunity to watch the teams at work in the race garages.
Do you like to go go-karting with your friends sometimes? This is also possible in Dubai. Go-karting is very popular in Dubai, and the best place to do it is Dubai Kartdrome, located right next to Dubai Autodrome. The Dubai Autodrome has an outdoor and indoor professional karting track, where Formula 1 drivers have raced many times. Driving on the track is guaranteed to be exciting and great fun, and it gives you the opportunity to experience the real world of racing, as you drive in special suits, helmets and gloves.

Motorsport in the UAE is growing in popularity every year, and attractions for racing fans are springing up in more and more places around the city. In addition to the Dubai Autodrome racing and karting track, you can try virtual racing at Rush Racing eSports Dubai, the Al Serkal Classic Cars Museum, the DRVN by Porsche concept café on Bluewaters Island, or go-karts with a touch of fun at Chaos Karts UAE.
Yes, having fun and watching races at the Dubai Autodrome is a great way for tourists to spend their time. Dubai Autodrome offers a unique experience for motor racing fans and anyone who wants to experience the thrill of being a real racing driver for a moment.
Driving sports cars in Dubai at the Dubai Autodrome is best booked directly on the venue's website dubaiautodrome.ae or on site during your visit to the track. We do not recommend booking through intermediaries in this situation.
Motorsports generate incredible excitement at Dubai Autodrome, and Dubai hosts several important motor racing events, such as the 24H Michelin Dubai endurance race, F4 UAE and Formula Regional Middle East Championship single-seater races, the Asian Le Mans endurance racing series and other local racing series.
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