Technikumo g., Aukštadvaris, Trakų raj.

Listed as Technikumo g., Aukštadvaris, Trakų raj., this Lithuanian venue turns up in event listings as the Aukštadvario kartodrome. It sits at coordinates 54.5857°N, 24.5276°E and carries a busy programme: eighteen recorded fixtures running from May 2025 through to September 2026, spanning regular training sessions as well as national and Baltic championship rounds across road racing and supermoto.

The venue is recorded simply as Technikumo g., Aukštadvaris, Trakų raj., in Lithuania. No house number, town entry or further routing detail is published beyond that, but the coordinates — 54.5857°N, 24.5276°E — mark the site precisely for anyone entering it into a mapping app before setting off.

Two disciplines run here. Road racing accounts for most of the calendar, largely as kartodrome track sessions and training days: the recurring Žinių bagažas Aukštadvario kartodrome dates, the Supermoto ir plento žiedo treniruotė Aukštadvaryje sessions and the Socialinė MotoDiena training days. Supermoto proper is contested through the Lietuvos Supermoto čempionatas ir taurė, and on 22 August 2026 the venue hosted the combined meeting listed as 2026 m. Centrinės Europos (II etapas), Baltijos (II etapas) ir Lietuvos Supermoto čempionatas ir taurė (V etapas).

With most of the recorded 2025 and 2026 programme now behind it, the venue has two fixtures left on its calendar. The 2026 m. Supermoto ir plento žiedo treniruotė Aukštadvaryje is scheduled for 9 September 2026, and the Socialinė MotoDiena – treniruotė Aukštadvaryje 2026 follows on 12 September 2026.

The 2025 season brought stages II, III and IV of the Lietuvos Supermoto čempionatas ir taurė, run on 21 June, 3 August and 30 August 2025. In 2026 the series returned for its II etapas on 19 July, with stage V folded into the combined 22 August meeting. Around those rounds the venue hosted a run of Žinių bagažas kartodrome dates and training days, plus the Supermoto stovykla 2026 on 6 June 2026. Two kartodrome sessions — on 24 August 2025 and 4 July 2026 — were listed as cancelled, carrying the marker ATŠAUKIAMA in their event names.