List of motor racing tracks in Asia

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This is a list of Asian auto racing and moto racing circuits sorted by country.

Contents

Azerbaijan

Street circuits

Bahrain

China

Street circuits

Permanent circuits

Georgia

Hong Kong

India

Permanent circuits

Street circuits

Inactive circuits

Indonesia

Permanent circuits

Street circuits

Inactive circuits

Japan

Inactive Circuit

Kazakhstan

Korea, South

Street circuits

Permanent circuits

Kuwait

Macau

Malaysia

Permanent circuits

Street circuits

Inactive circuits

Philippines

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

Permanent tracks

Street circuits

Singapore

Taiwan

Permanent circuits

Inactive circuits

Thailand

Permanent circuits

Street circuits

Inactive circuits

Turkey

United Arab Emirates

Vietnam

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