成都天府国际赛道

Chengdu Tianfu International Circuit opened on 1 December 2023 in Shipan, Jianzhou New Town, within Chengdu's eastern new area. It is the first circuit in southwest China built to FIA Grade 2 standards, with a Phase 1 site of about 943 mu. Under the master plan, Phase 2 would bring it to Formula 1 capability, making it China's second F1-grade venue after Shanghai. Set against the hills of western Sichuan, it includes a test facility, off-road track and motorsport culture zone, and can host F4 Chinese Championship rounds, TCR World Tour events, one-make series and vehicle testing. The 2026 Chengdu International Motorsport Festival used the circuit to link racing with city consumer activity. It sits in the eastern new area, within reasonable drive of Tianfu International Airport and Chengdu East Railway Station, reachable via the Chengdu-Anyue expressway and the Second Ring Expressway. As the first FIA Grade 2 circuit in southwest China, Chengdu Tianfu filled a gap: teams and brands in the Chengdu-Chongqing region previously had to travel to Zhuhai or Shanghai for international-standard testing. The surrounding Jianzhou new town plans automotive industry, motorsport and tourism together, and Phase 2 is reserved to Formula 1 standards, leaving room for higher-grade events. Newer facilities and developable land around the site are practical advantages for organisers.