Riding school at the Masaryk Circuit
The riding schools at Brno Circuit combine training on the closed Polygon area with laps on the Grand Prix track. The instructors ride thousands of kilometres a year, and group sizes are kept small enough for individual feedback.
The courses on offer
The road riding school is the best seller: first a solid training block on the modern Polygon Brno area, then 5.4 kilometres of the best asphalt in the country. The instructor shows you the racing line on the track itself and fixes habits you did not know you had.
Riding school START is for newcomers and for riders returning after a break. The bike does not matter — road, adventure, cruiser or scooter. The women’s riding school follows the same programme in a women-only group.
The wheelie school teaches riding on the rear wheel on new Yamaha MT-07 machines and on trainers — your own bike stays parked. It is a one-day course with three participants per instructor. LEVEL PRO is the advanced follow-up.
Advanced training with instructors is a two-hour evening block for graduates of the road riding school: five fifteen-minute track sessions, a maximum of five riders per instructor.
Why here
The Masaryk Circuit has first-class asphalt and modern safety features — a place to explore limits without exploring them in traffic. Polygon Brno next door lets you practise braking and avoidance safely first, and only then go out on track.
The courses are led by professionals who teach all year, and groups are deliberately kept small. The point is not to bank as many laps as possible, but to take home habits that work on the ride back.
The course and your stay
Most courses take a whole day or finish in the evening. Staying inside the complex means no drive after a day in leathers — you walk from your room to the briefing and have dinner in the hotel restaurant afterwards.
Dates are published in advance and the popular courses fill quickly. Once your course is confirmed, talk to us about the room straight away — race weekends and the high season sell out.
Where to arrange it
- All riding schools ↗ — the six courses and their dates
- Road riding school ↗ — the best seller, with track laps
- Riding school START ↗ — for newcomers and returning riders
- Women’s riding school ↗ — same programme, women-only group
- Wheelie school ↗ — rear-wheel riding on loan Yamahas
- Advanced training with instructors ↗ — evening track blocks for graduates
- Book a stay at GRID Hotel — accommodation inside the circuit complex
Source: the operator’s official website. Dates, prices and conditions may change — always check them with the organiser before booking.
What to try next
MotoGP — Grand Prix of Czechia
The fastest weekend of the year right outside the hotel windows. Grandstands, paddock and the main straight are minutes away on foot — no queues, no parking hunt. Tickets and programme on the official site.
Find out more → 4.1Public track days
Your own car or bike on the Masaryk Circuit. Twenty-five minutes on the track where MotoGP races — with the hotel a few dozen metres from registration.
Find out more → 4.2Go-karts & pit bikes
A proper kart on a 423-metre track a stone's throw from the Grand Prix circuit. No booking, no waiting for a date — the ideal filler between other experiences.
Find out more →