Round 2

Anderstorp

Get ready for extensive track time and a thrilling double-header at one of Scandinavia’s most legendary circuits. For this event, the Formula GT Challenge will share the paddock with Historic Motorsport and the Swedish Sports Car Championship, creating the foundation for an exceptional weekend—one of the largest motorsport gatherings in Sweden in 2026.

Anderstorp Raceway, officially known as Scandinavian Raceway, is a historic motorsport circuit located in Anderstorp, Sweden. Opened in 1968, it quickly became one of the most important racing venues in Northern Europe. During the 1970s and early 1980s, the track hosted the Swedish Grand Prix in Formula 1, attracting legendary drivers such as Niki Lauda, James Hunt, and Ronnie Peterson. Its unique atmosphere and Scandinavian motorsport heritage have made it an iconic location in racing history.

The circuit layout is distinctive, featuring long straights combined with technical corners that challenge both driver and machine. One of the track’s most famous features is the long “Flight Straight,” originally designed to double as an aircraft runway—something that made the circuit stand out internationally. With a total length of approximately 4.0 km, Anderstorp offers a mix of fast sections, slow hairpins, and flowing curves, making it suitable for a wide range of racing categories