How to Enjoy the SUPER GT Motegi Race
Comprehensive Guide
Want to Know About the Race!
At the 2026 Motegi round, final races will be held on both Saturday and Sunday.
It's a SUPER GT weekend with a twist that even first-time racegoers and families can enjoy on their own schedule.
Even if you attend for just one day, you can enjoy the full progression of a race from qualifying to the final.
Attend both days, and you can also enjoy comparing two races held under different conditions.
Beyond the racing, Mobility Resort Motegi offers plenty more to enjoy, including park attractions, nature experiences, dining,
a museum, and camping.
This event is perfect for families who all love racing,
as well as those who want to enjoy both the race and a day out with the kids.
SUPER GT is Japan's premier racing series, featuring race cars developed from production vehicles made by domestic and international automakers,
driven by top drivers.
Two drivers take turns racing the same car, competing on more than just speed:
tire choices, pit stops, and race strategy all play a part.
With manufacturer booths, merchandise, and food to enjoy at the venue,
even first-time spectators can have a great time all day long.
SUPER GT has two classes: "GT500" and "GT300".
Because the two classes race together at different speeds, overtaking happens frequently throughout the race.
Watching when GT500 cars make their moves to pass GT300 cars
and how the two classes navigate each other is part of what makes SUPER GT so exciting.
GT500 is the top class, with Honda, TOYOTA, and Nissan competing.
Although the cars look like production vehicles, they are purpose-built for racing underneath.
They offer higher performance than GT300 cars and set faster lap times.
The GT300 class features cars from a variety of manufacturers in Japan and abroad.
With so many different models, it's easy to enjoy the differences in how they look.
Telling the two classes apart is easy. GT500 cars have white number plates and white headlights,
while GT300 cars have yellow number plates and yellow headlights.
Just remembering these colors will make the race much easier to follow.
PICKUP! The big highlight of Motegi 2026: a final race on both Saturday and Sunday
SUPER GT usually holds practice and qualifying on Saturday, followed by the final race on Sunday. At the 2026 Motegi event, however, practice will take place on Friday, followed by two consecutive days of one-day racing, with qualifying and a final race on both Saturday and Sunday.
Following the postponement of Round 3 in Malaysia due to various circumstances, the schedule was adjusted to hold two races at Motegi to close out the season.
Whether you come on Saturday or Sunday, you can enjoy a full day of racing from qualifying through the final, making it a great option for families and anyone who wants to watch without staying overnight. Of course, if you attend both days, you can also enjoy comparing two races held under different conditions. “One day is satisfying; two days are even more exciting.” That is the unique appeal of the 2026 Motegi event.
Mobility Resort Motegi also offers plenty to enjoy beyond the races, including park attractions, Hello Woods, the Honda Collection Hall, and a variety of food. You can plan a full day around your children's ages and interests, combining race viewing with other activities.
PICKUP! It’s not the same race twice! Saturday has a handicap; Sunday doesn’t.
SUPER GT uses a system called “success weight,” which adds a handicap to cars based on the points they have earned during the season. By giving even the best-performing cars a handicap, the system helps keep races close throughout the season.
Cars may carry dozens of kilograms of extra weight, affecting acceleration, braking, cornering, and other aspects of performance. That makes it a handicap that can dramatically change the outcome of a race.
At the 2026 Motegi round, Saturday’s race will be run with success weight applied. Sunday’s race, the final round of the series, will have no success weight. Seeing how the same cars perform differently from Saturday to Sunday is one of the highlights of the two-race weekend.
In other words, with no handicap on Sunday, the race will give you a clearer view of each car's true speed and each driver's skill.
A car that struggled on Saturday might suddenly be much faster on Sunday. On the other hand, a team that was fast even with a handicap on Saturday might show the same strength on Sunday.
If you’re coming for just one day, enjoy everything from qualifying to the race. If you’re watching both days, try comparing how fast the same numbered car is on Saturday and Sunday.
If you find yourself thinking, “It struggled yesterday, but it’s fast today!”, that’s something you can only see in the final round, when the success weight comes off. You don’t need to memorize complicated rules: just watching how the same car changes from one day to the next will help you discover what makes SUPER GT so exciting.
PICKUP! Then comes Sunday’s series finale: the “Grand Final,” where the season champion will be crowned
After two days of racing comes the final showdown of the SUPER GT season. The tension among drivers competing for the season championship is unlike anything you’ll feel at an ordinary race.
In 2026, the Grand Finale Ceremony will once again be held after Sunday's final race. All teams, including the GT500 and GT300 champions, will take the stage to honor the drivers who competed throughout the year.
Also planned are the Grand Finale West Course Walk, where you can walk the west course, and the Grand Finale Parc Fermé Walk, where you can see the machines up close after their hard-fought races.
Rather than heading home as soon as the race ends, you can enjoy the season right up to its final moments—that’s part of what makes the Motegi finale special.
PICKUP! How to follow the race and enjoy it even more
Turn your smartphone into your own personal commentary seat!
At a large circuit, it can be hard to know what kind of battles are happening on the opposite side of the course from the machines passing right in front of you.
To keep track of the race as a whole, these two tools come in handy.
RACE NOW (Live Timing App)
Live timing lets you check positions and lap times on your smartphone. It makes it easier to follow the race as a whole, even after the machines have passed right in front of you.
On-site Race Commentary FM 80.9 MHz
You can listen to the on-site race commentary on the radio. It helps you understand what’s happening when you find yourself wondering, “What just happened?” during the race, so it’s recommended for first-time spectators. Bringing a radio with earphones is handy.
How to Choose Tickets
If it’s your first time watching, the V seats let you see the start, finish, and pits up close.
If you want to go back and forth between the race and the park with your family, choose A seats.
If you want to relax with friends, group seats are recommended.
In 2026, races will be held on both Saturday and Sunday, and all reserved seats will be valid for both days.
Additionally, all tickets include a park passport for two days.
Even if people who want to watch the race and those who want to enjoy the park come together,
they can combine their ways of enjoying the event.
Key Points for 2026
・All reserved seats are designated for both Saturday and Sunday
・All tickets include a 2-day park passport
・Victory Corner Deck and T5 (Turn Five) Deck are newly introduced
・With the 16-23 ZERO Yen Pass, eligible persons can enjoy free general admission and park access for two days
PICKUP! For your first SUPER GT race, we recommend the V seats!
If you’re unsure which ticket to choose, we recommend the V Seat first. The V Seat is a stand that stretches from the final corner to the first corner, where you can closely enjoy iconic moments of the event such as the tension before the start, the speed rushing down the home straight, and the braking at the first corner.
Since the highlights differ for each block, before purchasing, try choosing your seat based on the scenes you want to focus on, such as "wanting to see the start," "wanting to see the battle at Turn 1," or "wanting to see the pits and podium." You can also check the race developments in areas not visible from the spectator seats on the main screen.
Near the V seats, a Hospitality Garden featuring food trucks and a covered rest area will also be available. Being able to eat and take breaks between races is another recommended point for first-time spectators.
PICKUP! If you want to enjoy changing your viewing spots, choose the "General Admission Ticket"
You can enjoy the race from multiple free viewing areas, including from 130R to the V-corner and the downhill straight where the highest speeds are recorded. Instead of just watching carefully from the same spot, we also recommend changing your viewing location between Saturday and Sunday to compare how the machines look and sound.
PICKUP! If you're 16–23, get the "16-23 ZERO Yen Pass supported by Nippon Road"
Race viewing and park attractions are free for 2 days!
Eligible persons can enjoy two days of free admission to watch SUPER GT in the unreserved seating area, entry to Mobility Resort Motegi, and access to park attractions. It is also recommended for friends going to see SUPER GT for the first time.
Target
For those born between November 9, 2002 and April 1, 2011
Application Period
Sunday, September 6, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – Sunday, November 8, 2026
PICKUP! Check out the comfortable 'Reserved Seats' too!
The “A Seat” is also recommended for enjoying the venue with your family!
The A Seat is located in front of the home straight and pits, allowing you to watch the entire course and the big screen. It is close to the central entrance area and provides easy access to the park, Hello Woods, and restaurants, making it ideal for those with children or who want to explore the venue.
If you want to see the thrill of speed and braking, choose the "G Seats and Z Seats"
The G Seats and Z Seats are reserved seats where you can enjoy the powerful driving of machines passing through a 90-degree corner. Watch closely as the machines brake sharply and accelerate out of the corner after decelerating rapidly from the long straight.
The Z seats have a special vision screen where you can also check the overall progress of the race. Since the G seats do not have a special vision screen, they are suitable for those who want to focus on the driving and sound right in front of them.
If you want to overlook from 130R to the V corner, choose the "V Corner Seats"
This is a reserved seat with a wide view from 130R to the V-shaped corner. You can enjoy the movements of the machines heading into the corner and the tactical battles as they approach the car ahead, looking for overtaking opportunities. You can also check the overall race situation on the special vision screen.
PICKUP! If you want to enjoy a higher-class viewing experience, choose the "S Seat Ticket"
This is a viewing seat in the upper tier of the grandstand, offering a panoramic view of the entire race.
Individual seats with backrests and drink holders, spaced widely for a relaxed viewing experience. In addition to the pit walks on Saturday and Sunday, a lunch box and drink service are also included on Sunday.
PICKUP! If you want to enjoy a space you can choose with friends or family, try the "Victory Corner Terrace"
This is a two-day group seating area where you can relax with family and friends while watching the battles from the final corner to the main straight. You can choose from four types of seating to suit your viewing style: box seats, dome tent seats, party table seats, and free areas.
From Saturday, November 7, you can stay overnight within the section and enjoy BBQ using your own outdoor stove. If you come by car or motorcycle, a separate parking ticket is required, and you can add up to one S2 or East Entrance designated parking ticket (3,500 yen) per section at the time of purchase.
PICKUP! For a comfortable time in a covered space: "Victory Corner Terrace Premium"
This is a two-day continuous viewing seat for 8 people, where you can enjoy the battle from the final corner to the straight from a covered glamping-style section. It is equipped with a dedicated monitor, table, 8 chairs, and a power outlet, and you can close the curtain on the aisle side for use.
From Saturday, November 7, you can stay overnight within the section and also enjoy BBQ. If you come by car or motorcycle, a separate parking ticket is required, and you can add up to one S1 designated parking ticket (3,500 yen) per section at the time of purchase.
PICKUP! If you want to freely spend time with your own gear, choose the "SORA Site"
This is a two-day group seating area where you can bring your own outdoor set and leisure sheet, enjoy meals, lie down and rest, and watch at your own pace. You can choose between a regular section and a dog-friendly section.
There are no tables or chairs within the section, so you need to bring the necessary items yourself. BBQ and overnight stay from Saturday, November 7 are possible. If you come by car or motorcycle, a separate parking ticket is required, and you can add one East Entrance designated parking ticket (3,500 yen) per section at the time of purchase. For the dog-friendly section, please also check the consent items on the official page in advance.
NEW! If you want to enjoy the Victory Corner up close, choose the "Victory Corner Deck"
This is a viewing deck for 5 people where you can closely overlook the flow of machines transitioning from a high-speed section to a technical turn, as well as the final battle at the Victory Corner.
There is a dedicated grassy area and a large screen, with tables and chairs also provided. You can bring your own tent and BBQ equipment and stay overnight from Saturday.
NEW! For a front-row view of the battle at Turn 5, choose the "T5 (Turn Five) Deck"
This is a deck for 6 people where you can watch the machines diving into Turn 5 from the front. You can set up a large tent in the spacious 5m × 7m area, and BBQ and overnight stays are also possible. A large screen allows you to check the overall race situation.
A dedicated parking lot is located just behind the area, making it easy to carry luggage such as tents and BBQ equipment.
PICKUP! If you want to fully enjoy the two races on Saturday and Sunday, try the "SUPER GT Accommodation Plan"
Relax after Saturday’s race without worrying about the time to return. Head to the venue early the next morning!
For those coming from afar or who want to enjoy the races on both Saturday and Sunday, the on-site accommodation plan is recommended. You don’t have to rush home after Saturday’s race and can start your day from the venue the next morning.
Mobility Resort Motegi Hotel
After watching the race, you can relax at the hotel and prepare for the next day’s viewing. The accommodation dates for the 2026 AUTOBACS SUPER GT Round 8 are from Friday, November 6 to Sunday, November 8. Reservations are only available online, with a limited number of spots expected to be accepted for Friday, November 6 and Saturday, November 7.
Forest and Starry Sky Camping Village
This is a style of stay spent in nature, such as glamping, log cabins, and camping. You can combine two days of race watching and accommodation while enjoying meals and outdoor time with family and friends.
Hello Woods Donguri Plaza Site (Campsite)
This campsite is close to the park and equipped with toilets, shower rooms, and washing areas. Paid rental items are also available, making it recommended for families and those trying camping for the first time.
The 2026 SUPER GT accommodation plan is scheduled to start accepting reservations at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, September 4.
Recommended Items & Attire
Watching in your favorite style is best, but if you’re unsure about attire or items,
please use this as a reference!
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① Hat
A wide-brimmed hat or cap is essential to protect against the sun. For heatstroke prevention, breathable materials are recommended. It is also important to choose one with a snug fit that won’t easily be blown away by the wind.
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② Bag
Backpacks or sacoche bags that free up your hands are convenient in the viewing area. Choosing a lightweight, body-fitting type makes it comfortable to move around, and it’s easier to manage valuables. Waterproof ones provide extra peace of mind in case of sudden showers.
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③ Bottoms
Stretch pants that are easy to move in even after sitting for long periods, or pants with good breathability, are recommended. Since the circuit has many paved roads, it’s better to choose a length that can protect your knees just in case.
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④ Shoes
Since you will be walking long distances, wear familiar sneakers or trekking shoes. Because the asphalt can get hot and you may have to walk through crowds, sandals are not recommended.
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① Mobile BatteryWhen watching for long hours, you might worry about your smartphone’s battery running low. Bringing a spare battery will give you peace of mind.
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② Long-Sleeved OuterwearIn autumn, mornings and evenings can get chilly, so it’s convenient to have one long-sleeved outerwear that you can put on according to the temperature.
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③ Binoculars / Opera GlassesIf you want to get a closer look at the machines or pit work, don’t forget your binoculars or opera glasses!
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④ Raincoat / PonchoBe sure to bring rain gear in case it rains. Umbrellas can be a nuisance to those around you, so raincoats or ponchos are recommended. Even if the weather forecast says it will be sunny, it’s best to have one just in case.
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⑤ Plastic BagsThey are useful for storing towels or clothes that have gotten wet from sweat or rain. Having several large, sturdy plastic bags on hand is convenient as they can be used for various other purposes as well.
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⑥ Seat CushionIf you will be sitting for a long time to watch, a seat cushion will make it more comfortable. It is especially a must-have for unreserved seating.
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⑦ TowelAn essential item for wiping away sweat or rainwater on rainy days. A larger towel can also be useful as a sunshade to block sunlight or as a cold-weather accessory.
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⑧ SunscreenSince the sun can be strong even in autumn, be sure to apply sunscreen thoroughly before going out and during the race.
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⑨ CashAt Mobility Resort Motegi, many places support cashless payments, but since communication may become congested at race events where many people gather, it is advisable to carry some cash just in case.
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⑩ Radio with EarphonesAt Mobility Resort Motegi, you can listen to the on-site live commentary FM (80.9 MHz), so if you have a radio with earphones, you can clearly follow the race from anywhere.
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⑪ SmartphoneSince you will need to show your ticket at the entrance gate, keep your smartphone in a place where you can quickly take it out! For peace of mind in case of emergency, it is also recommended to bring a paper-printed ticket.
How to Spend Race Day
At Motegi in 2026, both Saturday and Sunday feature qualifying sessions and final races,
so you can enjoy a full day of racing even if you visit for just one day.
But racing is not the only attraction at Mobility Resort Motegi.
With park attractions, nature experiences, dining, and the Honda Collection Hall to choose from,
everyone in the family can enjoy the day at their own pace, even if some are not particularly interested in watching the races.
Here is a sample itinerary for families.
PICKUP! Sample Itinerary for November 7 (Sat)
- By 8:00 a.m.Arrive early
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On Saturday, the FIA-F4 final race starts at 8:15 a.m., followed by SUPER GT official qualifying at 9:00 a.m. Roads around the venue and the entrance gates are expected to be busy, so if you want to enjoy the racing from the morning, please allow extra travel time and arrive early.
- 9:00–9:45 a.m. SUPER GT Official Qualifying
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This qualifying session determines the starting order for Saturday’s race. GT300 runs from 9:00 to 9:20 a.m., followed by GT500 from 9:30 to 9:45 a.m. If you’re watching for the first time, simply pick a car with a manufacturer, color, or number you like and follow it—you’ll have plenty of fun.
- From around 9:45 a.m.Race fans can watch FIA-F4, while families head to the park
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After SUPER GT qualifying, the FIA-F4 final race is scheduled to start at 10:15 a.m. Those who want to see more racing can stay at the circuit, while families with children ready to play can head to the park. Everyone can spend the time doing what interests them. -
For families, we recommend RINDO BIKE, which children can enjoy from first grade onward, and SUMIKA, a giant net playground that is fun even on rainy days. There are also places to explore at your own pace, including Hello Woods, where you can walk through nature, and the Honda Collection Hall, which offers free admission.
A GT500 team card giveaway is also planned around the resort. With attractions and select food outlets to enjoy between races, there’s plenty to do at Mobility Resort Motegi.
- 11:10 a.m.–12:00 p.m. Pit Walk / Early Lunch
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If you have a ticket for the pit walk, this is a rare chance to see the cars and drivers up close. If you’re not taking part, consider having an early lunch before it gets crowded. -
There are places to eat and take a break around the venue, including Cafeteria Oak, Mori no Gelateria ROCCO, and Gran Turismo Cafe. Take a breather at your family’s own pace before the afternoon’s final race.
- 2:00 p.m. onward SUPER GT Round 3 Final Race
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Saturday's race is the rescheduled Round 3. In a twist unique to 2026, the teams will compete with their success weights still in place. Even just following where the cars you spotted in the morning's qualifying session are running in the race can make the action much more engaging.
- After the raceEnjoy the course walk and pre-finale festival
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On Saturday, an awards ceremony will follow the race, and a course walk and pit lane walk are scheduled from 4:00 to 4:50 p.m.
In 2026, a Grand Finale Eve Festival is also planned after Saturday’s race. After the race, enjoy the atmosphere of the track, which is normally off-limits, and festivities unique to the night before the final round. During the festival, food trucks will gather on the home straight. Enjoy dinner right on the track and soak up the excitement of the race as you take in the festivities. -
On Saturday, the Honda Collection Hall will also host the Honda Collection Hall Night Museum, staying open until 8:00 p.m. Take your time exploring cars and motorcycles from throughout the years in a nighttime atmosphere that feels a little different from usual.
- Unwind at a hotel, go glamping, or stay overnight at the resort
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Enjoy an autumn evening at Motegi while the excitement of the race lingers
After fully enjoying the race and the park, we also recommend staying at the Mobility Resort Motegi Hotel or the Forest and Starry Sky Camp Village.
At the hotel, you can relax in the restaurant and large public bath, while at the Camp Village, you can enjoy BBQ and glamping surrounded by nature.
Staying overnight allows you to avoid traffic congestion and long hours of driving on the way home, and also gives you the chance to talk about the race with your family and friends, which is a unique appeal of lodging.
PICKUP! Sample Itinerary for November 8 (Sun)
- By 8:00 a.m.Arrive early
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On Sunday, the FIA-F4 final race begins at 8:45 a.m., followed by SUPER GT official qualifying at 9:45 a.m. Even if you’re only attending on Sunday, the final day of the series, you can experience the full SUPER GT schedule in one day, from morning qualifying and the afternoon race to the post-race grand finale.
Traffic is expected on nearby roads and around the entrance gates that day, so if you want to enjoy the races from the morning, please allow extra travel time and arrive early.
- 9:45–10:30 a.m. SUPER GT Official Qualifying
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GT300 qualifying runs from 9:45 to 10:05 a.m., followed by GT500 from 10:15 to 10:30 a.m. With no success weight applied on Sunday, those attending both days should keep an eye on cars with the same race numbers. Simply asking, “How will they perform today compared with yesterday?” can make SUPER GT even more exciting to watch.
- Around 10:30 a.m. onwardEnjoy the park, Honda Collection Hall, and lunch
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Before the race, enjoy some family time around the venue. Ride the attractions at the park, see historic cars and motorcycles at Honda Collection Hall, or have an early lunch—whatever suits your family.
At 11:00 a.m., the Honda Collection Hall courtyard will host the “Honda Sound Demonstration: Engine Start-Up Performance.” Hear the powerful sounds of two classic SUPER GT cars—the Castrol Mugen NSX (2000) and the RAYBRIG NSX-GT (2018)—as their engines are started, and learn more about the cars through a talk. -
A pit walk is also scheduled from 11:10 a.m. to noon. Those who want to join can head to the pit walk, while other family members enjoy the park or lunch. Splitting up for a while is another way to make the most of the day.
- From 2:00 p.m. SUPER GT Round 8 Final Race
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At last, it’s the final race of the 2026 season—a showdown that could decide the season champions. Even if you’re only visiting on Sunday, watching from the morning’s qualifying session lets you follow a story unfold in a single day: How will the cars that were fast in qualifying fare in the race?
- After the RaceEnjoy the Grand Finale, Too
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After the final race, there will be an awards ceremony and the Grand Finale Ceremony. All teams, including the GT500 and GT300 champions, will take the special stage on the home straight.
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The Grand Finale West Course Walk and Grand Finale Parc Fermé Walk are also planned. These final-round events offer a chance to walk the course where the battle unfolded and see the race cars up close after they have finished.
To avoid some of the traffic on the way home, we recommend staying and enjoying the event until the end rather than leaving right away.
Access to the Race Venue
This year, the final races are on both Saturday and Sunday! Aim to arrive at the venue early.
For first-time visitors, it is reassuring to check the route and the way back in advance.
On race days, the roads and entrance gates around Mobility Resort Motegi
may become congested.
Not only to make it in time for the session you want to see, but also allowing time to check the spectator seats, restrooms,
and food and beverage outlets,
depart with plenty of time and aim to arrive early.
If you are coming by car or motorcycle, please check the route and the entrance gate listed on your parking ticket in advance.
For those using public transportation, it is reassuring to check the departure times, reservation methods,
and transfers before you leave.
PICKUP! NEW! Shuttle bus from the off-site parking lot to the race venue
You can use the "Park and Ride" service by parking your car in the off-site parking lot and transferring to a dedicated free shuttle bus to Mobility Resort Motegi.
Since it may take time to enter the parking lot and transfer to the bus, it is recommended to calculate backward from the start time of the race you want to see and arrive early with plenty of time to spare.
PICKUP! What address should I enter into the navigation system or Google Maps?
When entering the address into your navigation system or Google Maps, please set it as follows.
■Address: 120-1 Hiyama, Motegi Town, Haga District, Tochigi Prefecture, 321-3597
On the day of the event, please enter through the gate specified on your parking ticket.
PICKUP! You can get here by public transportation, too! Information on direct reservation shuttle buses from JR Utsunomiya Station, the LRT Haga Town Industrial Park Management Center stop, and JR Mito Station
On the day of the event, buses will run from JR Utsunomiya Station and JR Mito Station to the race venue. If you are taking the Haga-Utsunomiya LRT (Lightline), you can reach the venue by reservation shuttle bus from the Haga Town Industrial Park Management Center stop. Even if you do not have a car or are not comfortable driving, you can easily get to the venue by public transportation.
For bus schedules and reservations, please check each operator's official website.
[Direct Reservation Shuttle Bus from JR Utsunomiya Station]
[Reservation Shuttle Bus from LRT Haga Town Industrial Park Management Center Station]
[Direct Reservation Shuttle Bus from JR Mito Station]
PICKUP! Want to go by car or motorcycle? How to get there and travel time by route?
On race days, traffic volume increases compared to usual, so it may take longer than expected. It is best to plan to arrive early for peace of mind.
If you arrive early, you will have plenty of time to leisurely explore the park and scout out viewing spots.
Joban Expressway direction: About 40 minutes from Mito Kita Smart IC
* On race days, traffic congestion is likely to occur, so please allow plenty of time to arrive.
- Mito
- Mito Kita Smart IC
- Mobility Resort Motegi
Tohoku Expressway direction: About 50 minutes from Moka IC
* On race days, traffic congestion is likely to occur, so please allow plenty of time to arrive.
- Tochigi Tsuga JCT (Kita-Kanto Expressway)
- Moka IC
- Mobility Resort Motegi
PICKUP! Other Access Information
PICKUP! Smooth Way to Return After Watching the Race
Immediately after the race ends, many visitors leave the venue at the same time, causing congestion on the surrounding roads.
There is no problem using the usual route when accessing the venue, but it is advisable to check the detour map in advance for the return trip to feel more at ease.
Depending on the congestion situation, by not relying solely on navigation and knowing multiple routes, it becomes easier to return home smoothly.