43,212 fans attended the 2025 NASCAR GP Czech Republic, marking a new record for Autodrom Most in its tenure as a EuroNASCAR venue.
The 2025 NASCAR GP Czech Republic, held in collaboration with the FIA European Truck Racing Championship, has broken 2024’s attendance figures.
A total of 43,212 fans attended the 2025 edition of NASCAR GP Czechia, as announced in the build-up to Sunday’s EuroNASCAR PRO race. Autodrom Most further said in social media that the numbers are “almost three thousand more than last year”.
The 2025 NASCAR GP was a success on the track with plenty of drama and action across all four races.
The big talking points included the two-way tie in the EuroNASCAR PRO championship standings after Gianmarco Ercoli and Vittorio Ghirelli took a win each, a penalty that took Jordan O’Brien’s maiden victory away, and Thomas Krasonis’ sweep in EuroNASCAR OPEN.
It also marked the first NASCAR GP where the hosting country’s head of state attended the event. Czech President Petr Pavel visited Autodrom Most on both Thursday and Sunday.
Pavel greeted many drivers, teams and officials during his visit. The President also test drove the EuroNASCAR stock cars on Thursday and handed the trophies to EuroNASCAR OPEN podium finishers on Sunday.
Autodrom Most is set to stay in the EuroNASCAR calendar for at least two more seasons. The 2026 edition of NASCAR GP Czechia will be held on 29-30 August, with tickets made available later in the year.
“These fans are truly passionate,” said EuroNASCAR founder and CEO Jerome Galpin during Sunday’s grid walk.
“The Czech Republic has always given us a very warm welcome, and this year we even had the honor of hosting President Pavel, who took the wheel of a NASCAR beast himself.”
“This is a country deeply dedicated to pure racing. The track layout really suits our series, the drivers love it, and we’re absolutely thrilled to extend our partnership here through 2027.”
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