Gulf scene
Museums, circuits and events for GT and sports-car fans in the Gulf.
Saudi Arabia
A street circuit in Jeddah, host of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix since 2021.
Source: Wikipedia: Jeddah Corniche CircuitA desert motorsport venue about 76 km west of Riyadh on the Hejaz road.
Source: Wikipedia: Reem International CircuitA circuit under construction in Qiddiya City, planned to host the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix from 2028.
Source: Wikipedia: Qiddiya Speed Park TrackFormula One race first held in 2021, in Jeddah.
Source: Wikipedia: Saudi Arabian Grand PrixUnited Arab Emirates
A national car museum in Al Dhafra, about 45 km south of Abu Dhabi city.
Source: Wikipedia: Emirates National Auto MuseumA 5.281 km circuit on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, designed by Hermann Tilke; home of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Source: Wikipedia: Yas Marina CircuitAn FIA-sanctioned 5.390 km circuit in Dubailand, Dubai; home of the Dubai 24 Hour.
Source: Wikipedia: Dubai AutodromeA sports-car and touring-car endurance race held every year at the Dubai Autodrome since 2006.
Source: Wikipedia: Dubai 24 HourA motor show held every two years in Dubai, with car makers and tuning companies.
Source: Wikipedia: Dubai International Motor ShowFormula One race at Yas Marina Circuit, first held on 1 November 2009.
Source: Wikipedia: Abu Dhabi Grand PrixKuwait
A 5.609 km circuit about 56 km south of Kuwait City, the first in Kuwait with FIA Grade One and FIM Grade A licences.
Source: Wikipedia: Kuwait Motor TownQatar
A 5.419 km circuit just outside Lusail, north of Doha; home of the Qatar Grand Prix.
Source: Wikipedia: Lusail International CircuitFormula One race first held on 21 November 2021 at Lusail.
Source: Wikipedia: Qatar Grand PrixBahrain
A 5.412 km motorsport venue opened in 2004 in Sakhir, home of the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Source: Wikipedia: Bahrain International CircuitFormula One race at the Bahrain International Circuit.
Source: Wikipedia: Bahrain Grand Prix