Ordos Racing Town

Ordos International Circuit is a large-scale international circuit with an international secondary track. It is the core project of creating a motor sports tourism and leisure culture in the Kangbashi New District of Ordos City. It is the core project of creating automobile sports, tourism and leisure culture. The Ordos International Circuit covers an area of 106 hectares, with a total length of 3.751 kilometers, a road width of 12 to 15 meters, and a drop of 32 meters. The track has a total of 18 turns. In September 2010, it was certified as an international second-class track by the FIA; this is the first international second-class track designed and constructed by the Chinese and can be upgraded to an F1 track; this is the first in the world. The overall linear track is constructed in the form of animals. The track is shaped like a galloping horse, and the main stand is shaped like a flying eagle. The eagle soars and the horses gallop, showing the strong regional culture of Ordos, and also marks the historical leap of the descendants of Genghis Khan from the horseback era to the racing era.