Central South Racing Festival

The Central and South China Racing Festival is a leading comprehensive motorsports IP based at the Hunan International Circuit (formerly the Zhuzhou International Circuit) and serving the six provinces of Central and South China as well as the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and Taiwan. Centered on professional competition and public participation, it brings together a diverse range of events, including touring car racing, drifting, modified car racing, and karting. Leveraging the professional infrastructure of an FIA-certified Grade 2 circuit, the festival features a rich lineup of events including the Hong Kong Touring Car Championship, the Le Mans 24 Hours Challenge, the Demon King GP, the Bowang Cup Drift Series, the Super Ji League PRO, and the People’s Champion Series. It offers both high-intensity competition among professional teams and public-facing activities such as lap time challenges, slalom courses, and simulator experiences, balancing spectator appeal with audience participation. Since its inception in 2017, the Zhongnan Racing Festival has become a regional hub for motorsports culture, attracting drivers and fans from both home and abroad to create a racing extravaganza that seamlessly blends competition, entertainment, and tourism.