Lithuanian Motorsport Park

Creating a new home for motorsport in Northern Europe

Client UAB Kartu Ratu
Location Lithuania
Sector Motorsport

Services

Briefing and concept design
Civil engineering
Digital engineering
FIA/FIM/CIK homologation
Masterplanning
Motorsport track design
Multidisciplinary

Summary of Lithuanian Motorsport Park

Lithuanian Motorsport Park is planned as a multi-discipline racing and driver training destination in Northern Europe.
The development combines an FIA/FIM circuit, CIK kart track, drift course and driver training facilities within one integrated campus.
We are providing civil engineering, visualisation and race track design services in collaboration with Do Architects.
Our work has focused on developing a coordinated masterplan balancing multiple track types, public spaces and supporting facilities.
The scheme is designed to support professional racing, grassroots participation and long-term community use.

Lithuanian Motorsport Park aims to create a new generation of motorsport venue for Northern Europe.

The ambition is a connected campus where racing, training and community activity can sit comfortably side by side.

Shaping a connected motorsport campus

We are providing civil engineering, visualisation and race track design services, working alongside Do Architects to help shape the wider masterplan.

The scheme brings together an FIA/FIM race circuit, CIK kart track, drift facilities and advanced driver training areas within a single, connected development.

Our team is focused on creating strong relationships between tracks, buildings, landscape and public areas, ensuring the site feels coherent and easy to navigate despite its complexity.

Balancing flexibility with identity

Each part of the development needs to function independently while contributing to a clear overall identity.

Through careful spatial planning, we’ve improved circulation, land use and long-term flexibility across the site. Green spaces and public areas are woven naturally into the masterplan, helping the venue feel welcoming beyond race events alone.

Building a destination for the future

The project is designed to support professional competition, grassroots motorsport and wider community engagement within a single, evolving destination.

By combining technical planning with a broader placemaking approach, Lithuanian Motorsport Park is set to become a major new hub for motorsport and driver development in the region.