北京金港国际赛车场

Beijing Goldenport International Circuit sits inside the Goldenport motor park beside the Wenyu River in Jinzhan, Chaoyang District. Built in 2000 on reclaimed brick kilns, it was the first circuit in northern China to meet international standards and covers about 680 mu. The 2.390 km track with 12 corners and roughly 8 m of elevation change was designed by Australian architect Michael McDonough and is known for its short, technical layout, well suited to touring cars, one-make series and driver training. The park also houses a test pad, a straight-line runway, club facilities, an automotive hotel and restaurants, forming a circuit-plus-motorsport-park business. In December 2024 Yiche took exclusive naming rights, renaming the three main facilities Yiche Goldenport Circuit, Yiche Goldenport Test Pad and Yiche Goldenport Straight, aimed at professional vehicle evaluation content and user events. The site is close to the Airport Second Expressway and Jingping expressway, about 15 km from Capital Airport and roughly 40 minutes by car from the city centre. As an urban circuit its advantage is proximity and low barriers to use: weekdays for corporate test drives and media evaluation, weekends for club racing and one-make series, with the on-site hotel and restaurants supporting full-day programmes. Since the 2024 naming deal the focus has shifted further towards content production, with the circuit, test pad and straight sold together to automotive brands.