A combined Formula 1 and MotoGP destination study coordinated racing, paddock, support tracks, spectators, access and landscape as one venue system.
Status disclosure
Design and masterplanning evidence—not a constructed facility.
Dromo developed the Hajdúnánás concept as an integrated F1/MotoGP masterplan. The scheme was not realised.
The work remains relevant to bid and development strategy because it tests how competition requirements, paddock and event logistics, secondary driving assets, audience movement, access and long-term destination use can be resolved before a project advances.
Integrated venue planning
The circuit was planned as one component of a larger destination.
Unbuilt concept: the Hajdúnánás masterplan coordinated the principal venue, paddock, support tracks, access and spectator infrastructure as one destination system.The aerial concept shows a planned multi-asset motorsport campus. It is design evidence only: the project was not constructed.
F1 and MotoGP planning
The concept considered the different spatial and operational demands of major car and motorcycle events at masterplan scale.
Venue and paddock
Competition infrastructure, support areas and audience-facing spaces were coordinated as one development framework.
Bid-stage decision support
The masterplan made land, access, programme and destination relationships visible while strategic choices remained open.
Related capability
Develop the venue and the bid as one evidence-led proposition.
