Sette Sorelle - Santo Stino di Livenza

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The Sette Sorelle track at Santo Stino di Livenza in the province of Venice is run by MotoClub Speedy and is homologated by the FMI and CSEN. The club describes a lap of 1000 metres with a minimum width of five metres, thirteen corners - eight right, five left - and a start gate with twenty places; after a 75-metre start straight the first corner goes right. Fifteen jumps are built in, among them seven so-called panettoni. The paddock covers 2000 square metres with 220-volt outlets and the option to stay overnight on prior reservation; heated changing rooms and toilets, hot showers and a heated lounge overlooking the track complete the site. A permanently installed irrigation system keeps the ground damp. This page gives no opening times and no fees. Our record holds a loamy surface with a technical character, and irrigated loam on a short, corner-heavy lap means deep, clearly worn ruts. If the front knifes into a rut and oversteers on you, top of our cause list is a fork riding too low in its travel - add compression so it stays higher up.