Dubai Autodrome has unveiled MotoDrome, a purpose-built off-road motorsport facility housed within its Hill Circuit, marking the venue's most significant expansion beyond traditional circuit racing to date.
The new destination brings multiple riding disciplines under one roof, anchored by a high-quality motocross circuit and a dedicated flow track for smaller bikes and entry-level riders. It also accommodates quads, cross cars, 4x4 activations, and electric dirt bikes, catering to the growing appetite for diverse off-road experiences across the UAE.
Designed with rider progression in mind, MotoDrome features a 1.8-kilometre main track and a 1.2-kilometre flow track, structured across three progressive riding levels. Elevation changes throughout the track add a dynamic dimension that distinguishes it within the region.
Sessions will be segmented by rider level and vehicle type, with dedicated slots for bikes, quads, electric bikes, and younger riders. The facility operates under the same motorsport and HSE standards that Dubai Autodrome, a subsidiary of Union Properties, is known for.
Faisal Al Sahlawi, General Manager of Dubai Autodrome, said MotoDrome represents "a significant milestone in the evolution of Dubai Autodrome," adding that the focus remains on delivering "accessible, structured experiences built around the needs of our community."
From launch, MotoDrome will be open to the public with training programmes and open track days. A summer night racing series spanning bike, e-bike, and quad categories is planned to follow, along with a dedicated dirt go-kart track in a future phase.
Phase one is expected to be completed by the end of May, adding a new dimension to a venue that already hosts international events including the Michelin 24H Dubai and the Asian Le Mans Series.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
