Adria International Raceway

Adria International Raceway

Location	Adria, Italy
Coordinates	45°2′39″N 12°8′51″E / 45.04417°N 12.14750°E / 45.04417; 12.14750Coordinates: 45°2′39″N 12°8′51″E / 45.04417°N 12.14750°E / 45.04417; 12.14750
Major events	DTM; F3 Euroseries; F3 Italian; FIA GT Championship; Superleague Formula
Length	2.702 km (1.679 mi)

Adria International Raceway is a motorsport race track near Adria in the Veneto region of Northern Italy. It is a permanent road course, and is 2.702 km (1.679 mi) in length. The venue has hosted the FIA GT Championship, Italian Formula Three, Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters and the Formula Three Euroseries.

Use in simulations / games

The 2004 video game TOCA Race Driver 2, includes the circuit in the DTM section of the game. It was also used in the 2009 game Superstars V8 Racing.

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Superleague Formula circuits

Adria Assen Beijing Street (NC) Brands Hatch Donington Park Estoril Jarama Jerez Magny-Cours Monza Navarra Nürburgring Ordos Portimão Silverstone Vallelunga Zolder

Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters circuits

Current (2016)	Hockenheimring Red Bull Ring EuroSpeedway Norisring Zandvoort Moscow Nürburgring Hungaroring Hockenheimring

Former	Adria Brands Hatch Brno Bugatti Circuit Barcelona Dijon-Prenois Donington Park Estoril Istanbul Mugello Olympiastadion München (NC) Sachsenring Shanghai Spa-Francorchamps Oschersleben Valencia Zolder

Circuits of the Italian Formula 3000 / Euro Formula 3000 / Auto GP

Current	Adria Monza TT Circuit Assen

Former	Algarve Assen Cagliari Curitiba Dijon Donington Park Estoril Hungaroring Jerez Magny-Cours Marrakech Misano Mugello Navarra Nürburgring Oschersleben Red Bull Ring Silverstone Sonoma Spa-Francorchamps Valencia Zolder

Formula 3 Euro Series circuits

Adria Brands Hatch Brno Bugatti Circuit Barcelona Dijon-Prenois Estoril EuroSpeedway Hockenheimring Magny-Cours Monaco Mugello Nogaro Norisring Nürburgring Oschersleben Pau Paul Ricard Red Bull Ring Silverstone Spa Valencia Zandvoort

Circuits of the FIA GT Championship (1997-2009)

A1-Ring Adria Algarve Anderstorp Brno Bahrain Bucharest Dijon Donington Dubai Estoril Helsinki Hockenheimring Homestead Hungaroring Imola Istanbul Jarama Laguna Seca Lausitz Magny-Cours Monza Mugello Nogaro Nürburgring Oschersleben Paul Ricard Pergusa Potrero de los Funes Sebring Silverstone Spa-Francorchamps Suzuka Valencia Watkins Glen Zhuhai Zolder

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