TT Assen is a facility located in the Netherlands, which has hosted competitors from such series as MotoGP and World Superbike. The track has a very long history, dating back to 1925, when Assen was not yet a track, but largely part of the public road where races took place. It wasn't until 1992 that all public passages were turned off utilities.

Currently, TT Assen is a facility that can accommodate over 100,000 spectators, both seated and standing. In total, the entire infrastructure covers an area of ​​130 hectares. The paddock itself covers an area of ​​60,000 square meters and is fully paved. There are 34 boxes with dimensions of 6 x 12 meters and a height of just over 4 meters at the disposal of track day visitors. It is worth knowing that there are only blue CEE electrical sockets on the paddock, so take the appropriate adapters with you when going to this track.

In addition, the track has a CCTV system with 30 cameras. There are also two restaurants for visitors in TT Assen. What is more, time measurement is dynamic during every track day.

Access to the property is via the Dutch A28 motorway, then exit 31A. Then the "TT Circuit" signs direct you to your destination.