- Place
- Šilutė District Municipality
- Region
- Šilutė
- Type
- motorsport complex with autocross and rallycross tracks
- Address
- Vilkyčiai, Šilutė District
- Coordinates
- 55.52506, 21.45599
- Visit duration
- follow the event programme, usually several hours or a full race day
- Best time
- only during an officially announced event, with a ticket and current spectator information
Vilkyčiai Motorsport Complex, ASK Vilkyčiai track
Two tracks and a long racing history
The complex is in Vilkyčiai at 55.5250625, 21.4559936. ASK Vilkyčiai dates its first autocross race to 1987. Kazimieras Gudžiūnas is identified as the club founder, track developer and a major promoter of motorsport in Šilutė District.
The site has autocross and rallycross tracks. Autocross mainly uses loose surfaces and often includes open-wheel buggies; rallycross puts closed cars on a mixed-surface lap. Exact classes depend on each event's regulations.
The FIA calendar listed a European Autocross and Cross Car Championship round here on 5-7 June 2026. The organiser and LASF publish other Lithuanian, Latvian and Baltic rounds.
Visit during an event
This is not a tourist attraction open daily. Gates may be closed or maintenance and private activity may be underway. Never drive onto the course or enter technical areas without permission.
Check dates, programme, ticket sales, entry map, parking and prohibited items on the official ASK Vilkyčiai website. An old race announcement does not confirm a current event.
Arrive early on race day, as access and checks take time and parking may be distant. Several hours is the minimum, while a finals day can merit a full day.
Spectator safety and comfort
Remain in marked spectator areas behind barriers. Never cross the course or climb an unopened bank, and obey marshals. Dust, stones, noise and changing weather are real parts of the environment.
Bring hearing protection, especially for children, dust-resistant glasses, closed footwear, water and clothes for sun or rain. A waterproof jacket is more practical than an umbrella in a crowded sector.
Photograph only from spectator space, do not fly a drone without written permission and enter the paddock only if your ticket or accreditation permits it. Allow time for traffic when leaving.
