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Booden kinnisvara Estonian Grand Prix 2026

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Booden kinnisvara Estonian Grand Prix 2026

International Racing Weekend

Booden kinnisvara Estonian Grand Prix takes place on 7–8 August 2026 at Porsche Ring in Pärnu. Rounds of the Finnish, Baltic, Estonian and Latvian championships will be contested.

Whole Family Event

The Saturday programme is built around a family day, making the event one of the most important motorsport occasions in Estonia. In addition, a VIP reception for supporters will also take place on Saturday, 8 August.

Tradition

In addition to modern racing cars, many historic formula cars will also take part in the event. A separate competition will be held for the Ants Seiler Trophy, dedicated to the tradition of Estonia formula cars. Similar to the historic Estonian Grand Prix races, the programme includes both cars and motorcycles.

What is Estonian Grand Prix?

The international circuit racing event for cars and motorcycles “Estonian Grand Prix” is a brand that is highly regarded across Northern Europe, the Baltic states, Scandinavia and beyond. Our long-standing partners include the Finnish Motor Sport Federation AKK, the Baltic Touring Car Championship (BaTCC) organisation, the Estonian Motorcycle Sport Federation, the Finnish Motor Sport Union (SML) and many major private teams. This is an event for the whole family, combining strong sporting competition and smooth organisation with much more than just racing. The Estonian Grand Prix features an extensive entertainment programme that has something to offer for every family member.

THE LARGEST MOTORSPORT EVENT OF THE SUMMER

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HISTORY

The Estonian circuit racing tradition dates back to the 1930s. Exactly 93 years ago, in 1933, the first Estonian Grand Prix took place. Just a year later, the event was held as an international race, with drivers from Finland, Sweden and Germany also taking part. During the Soviet period, Estonian circuit racers ranked among the top competitors of the socialist countries, which was the highest international level at which our athletes were able to compete for political reasons.

An important chapter in the history of Estonian circuit racing is the Formula Estonia. Over the course of 44 years, a total of 1,331 cars were produced at a factory on Hobujaama Street in Tallinn, which operated under various names at different times. This production volume secures a place for the Formula Estonia among the top ten formula car manufacturers in the world for many years to come.