Track Day 2026

We dont just build simulators, we build experiences.
At Racemore, we believe that motorsport is about far more than the cars themselves. It is about the people, the adrenaline, the competition, the experiences — and everything that happens in between. That is why Racemore is not just a simulator manufacturer.

We create experiences.

On Friday, September 25, Racemore took over the racetrack  Kinnekulle Ring for a full day of racing, inviting friends and customers to join us for a day on track.

And what a day it was! The morning started with rain, making the track challenging and demanding. But as the day progressed, the clouds gave way to beautiful late-summer weather, the track dried up and the pace increased.

For those looking to sharpen their driving, professional GT4 Germany driver Jonathan Engström was on hand as our driver coach. With his experience at the highest level of racing, Jonathan helped guests improve everything from racing lines and braking points to overall driving technique. During the evening Jonathan also shared his racing story with the guests.

But at Racemore, a trackday is never just about the track.

From the racetrack to Racemore

After a full day at Kinnekulle Ring, the experience continued just 30 minutes away at Racemore’s headquarters. Guests were welcomed to our facility, where Johan and Pierre from Kamado Sumo Grills had prepared something rather special. They fired up the grills and took our guests on a culinary journey that was every bit as ambitious as the simulators we build. The evening started with Champagne and Swedish sturgeon caviar from Småland, before moving on to an impressive selection of premium meat as:  Secreto from Iberico, racks, sausage, Swedish Wagyu entrecôte, slow-cooked beef cheek and much more. On top of that for the grande finale, premium Australian Wagyu MB9+ with edible gold. It was an evening built around great food, great conversations and, of course, a shared passion for cars and motorsport.

Inside Racemore

Of course, no visit to Racemore would be complete without seeing where our simulators are actually created. Guests were given a tour of our headquarters and production facility, where our simulators are designed, built and assembled. In our showroom, they could explore the extensive range of customization options available — from materials and finishes to the smallest details — and experience several of our simulators first-hand. And as the evening continued into the early hours, something became increasingly obvious:

The food wasn’t what kept people awake. The simulators were.

One by one, guests returned to the cockpit.

One more lap.

One more race.

One more challenge.

The clock kept moving, but nobody seemed particularly interested in going home.

And honestly, they didn’t have to.

At Racemore, our doors are always open.
Whether you want to experience one of our simulators, discuss a new project, explore our customization options or simply share a passion for cars and racing, you are always welcome at Racemore. Because for us, creating one of the world’s most unique and exceptionally exclusive motion simulators is only part of the journey.

The real goal is to bring people together through a shared passion for our simulators and motorsport.


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