The Gustav Havel’s 300 Curves

Gustav Havel's 300 turns is the Open Championship of the Czech Republic on natural circuits and the Championship of the Czech Republic on natural circuits, which has been held in Hořice in Podkrkonoší since 1936. The name originated from the fact that after twelve laps of the race, a motorcyclist will complete exactly 312 turns on the Hořice racing circuit.

Since 1968, the race has been named after Gustav Havel, a Czech racer who was one of the world’s top racers and tragically died in 1967 on his way to work.

23/24MAY2026

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    Saturday 10. 05. 2025

    TimeMinutesNoticeClass
    8:30 – 8:50201st qual. practiceSide
    9:10 – 9:30201st qual. practiceSP 125
    9:50 – 10:15251st qual. practiceSSP 600
    10:35 – 11:00251st qual. practiceSupermono + SSP 400
    11:20 – 11:40201st qual. practiceGP 125 / MOTO 3 + OPEN 250 + SSP 300
    12:00 – 12:25251st qual. practiceSuperbike
    12:45 – 13:10251st qual. practiceSupertwin
    13:10 – 13:4030Break
    13:40 – 14:00202nd qual. practiceSide
    14:20 – 14:40202nd qual. practiceSP 125
    15:00 – 15:25252nd qual. practiceSSP 600
    15:45 – 16:10252nd qual. practiceSupermono + SSP 400
    16:30 – 16:50202nd qual. practiceGP 125 / MOTO 3 + OPEN 250 + SSP 300
    17:10 – 17:35252nd qual. practiceSuperbike
    17:55 – 18:20252nd qual. practiceSupertwin

    Sunday 11. 05. 2025

    TimeNotice
    8:00Opening ceremony
    Entrance to the trackWarm UpStartLapsClasslength/km
    08:3008:4008:45-Side20 min.
    09:4009:5009:5510SP 12551,500
    10:5011:0011:0512SSP 60061,800
    12:0012:1012:1511Supermono +  SSP 40056,650
    13:1013:2013:2511GP 125 / MOTO 3 + OPEN 250 + SSP 30056,650
    14:2014:3014:3512Superbike61,800
    15:3015:4015:4511Supertwin56,650
    The announcement will take place after each category finishes in the start and finish area.