鄂尔多斯国际赛车场

Ordos International Circuit opened in August 2010 in Kangbashi District, Ordos, Inner Mongolia. It is the region's first international-standard circuit and holds FIA Grade 2 certification. The 3.751 km track has 18 corners and 32 m of elevation change, among the largest in China, creating dramatic crests and blind approaches that test driver fitness and car setup. It has hosted Superleague Formula, FIA touring car rounds and the China Touring Car Championship, with grandstands, paddock and pit facilities built to international event standards. The circuit lies in the Kangbashi new district, about 20 km from Ordos airport and reachable via the Baotou-Maoming expressway. Ordos has one of the largest elevation changes in China: 32 m of gradient produces consecutive climbs, descents and blind crests where drivers cannot see the next corner entry at speed, placing a premium on fitness and judgement. That terrain also makes it useful for extreme-condition testing and driver training. The circuit sits in Kangbashi new district with mature urban support for event accommodation. In operational terms Ordos fits closed testing, driver training and club racing: a long lap, large elevation change and light traffic let drivers build judgement across repeated climbs and descents. Support facilities are concentrated in Kangbashi, so event accommodation does not depend on temporary building, a real advantage for multi-day programmes.