Chang International Circuit (Buriram)

Chang International Circuit, also known as the Buriram International Circuit, is a 2.83 mile (4.554 km) permanent road course in Buriram, in the Isan region of northeastern Thailand. Designed by renowned circuit architect Hermann Tilke and holding an FIA Grade 1 license, it opened in October 2014 as the country's first internationally homologated motorsport venue. The 12 turn layout combines long, flat-out straights with heavy braking zones and a mix of fast and technical corners, rewarding drivers who can balance top-speed confidence with precise braking and corner entry.

The circuit quickly became the centerpiece of Thai motorsport, anchoring a purpose-built sports complex alongside the adjacent football stadium. It is best known for hosting the Thailand motorcycle Grand Prix round of MotoGP, and over the years it has welcomed the Asia Road Racing Championship, the Asian Le Mans Series 4 Hours of Buriram, GT World Challenge Asia, Super GT, the World Superbike Championship, and a round of the World Touring Car Championship.

For drivers and racing students, Chang International Circuit offers a modern, safety-conscious Tilke design with generous run-off and wide racing lines, making it an ideal place to learn braking discipline and racecraft at speed. Its blend of high-velocity straights and demanding corner sequences provides a strong proving ground for building the car control and consistency that translate to any track in the world.