Imatranajo 2025
The Largest and Most Traditional Road Racing Event in the Nordics
Imatranajo is a motorcycle road racing event held on a street circuit in Imatra, Finland. The event takes place on July 3–6, 2025 on the Jarno Saarinen Circuit Imatra, a 4,950-meter-long street track. Both domestic and international riders will once again battle for dominance in Imatra.
THE FASTEST EVENT OF THE SUMMER BRINGS MOTORSPORT FANS TO THE BANKS OF THE VUOKSI RIVER
Imatranajo will be held from July 4–6, 2025, on a street circuit built near the city center. Riders will compete for points in the IRRC (International Road Racing Championship) as well as for the prestigious title of King of Imatra.
An unforgettable experience awaits with international superstars reaching speeds over 300 km/h, taking on the top Finnish riders.
Expect thrilling atmosphere, delicious food, and top-tier competition.
On July 4–5, the Imatranajo LureFest Rock & Pop Festival will also be held at Inkerinaukio. Read more about the festival.
The event area gives spectators an up-close view of the racing action right next to the track. This year, services in the area have been further improved, and the legendary after-parties in downtown Imatra’s racing village are not to be missed.
Welcome to experience world-class motorsport and enjoy the vibes in Imatra! Imatranajo must be experienced live!
A RICH AND HONORED HISTORY
Imatranajo has a long and proud history. The first international TT race on the banks of the Vuoksi River in Imatra was held in 1962, which also included Finnish Championship points. Two years later—after a colorful journey—the Imatran Moottorikerho (founded in 1937) was granted the right to organize the first World Championship round in Imatra, and thus Imatranajo was born. Read more about the history.
IMATRANAJO TIMETABLE – JULY 3–6, 2025
Thursday, July 3
18:00 – Imatranajo Parade Ride
18:10 – Meet the Riders & Autograph Session, Koskenparras
20:00 – Imatra Rapids Show
Friday, July 4
14:30 – Track Closed
15:30 – Open SSP/STK – Qualifying 1
16:00 – Open SBK – Qualifying 1
16:30 – Sidecars – Qualifying 1
16:50 – Break
17:20 – Retro SB
17:50 – IRRC SSP – Qualifying 1
18:20 – Classic Race (ICGP) – Qualifying 1
18:50 – IRRC SBK – Qualifying 1
21:00 – Track Open
Saturday, July 5
08:30 – Track Closed
09:30 – Open SSP/STK – Qualifying 2
10:10 – Open SBK – Qualifying 2
10:45 – Sidecars – Qualifying 2
11:10 – Break
11:35 – Retro SB – Qualifying 2
12:10 – IRRC SSP – Qualifying 2
12:45 – Classic Race (ICGP) – Qualifying 2
13:20 – IRRC SBK – Qualifying 2
13:40 – Break
14:35 – Open SSP/STK – Race 1
15:20 – Open SBK – Race 1
16:05 – Sidecars – Race 1
16:25 – Break
16:50 – IRRC SSP – Race 1
17:35 – Classic Race (ICGP) – Race 1
18:20 – IRRC SBK – Race 1
20:30 – Track Open
21:00 – Prize Ceremony
Sunday, July 6
09:00 – Track Closed
10:00 – Open SSP/STK – Race 2
10:50 – Open SBK – Race 2
11:40 – Sidecars – Race 2
12:00 – Break – Side Program
13:30 – Retro SB – Race 1
14:30 – IRRC SSP – Race 2
15:30 – Classic Race (ICGP) – Race 2
16:30 – IRRC SBK – Race 2
18:30 – Track Open
19:00 – Prize Ceremony
