Zhejiang International Circuit is a motorsport facility located in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, China, certified to FIA Grade 2 standard. The circuit measures 3.200 kilometers (1.988 miles) in length and features 16 turns, including a combination of hairpins, chicanes, and sweeping bends. The track has a significant 22-meter elevation change between its lowest and highest points, creating a technical and challenging layout that incorporates high-speed straights and technical corners.

The circuit is part of a 51-hectare site that includes comprehensive motorsport facilities: a 3.2-kilometer FIA Grade 2 race circuit, an 800-meter CIK-homologated karting circuit, a medical center, a multi-use pit building and conference facility, a private members club, a 6,000-seat grandstand, and extensive paddock and hospitality facilities. The circuit's modular design allows it to be divided into two independent tracks - East Track and West Track - providing flexible configurations for different events and simultaneous activities. Zhejiang International Circuit has established itself as an important venue in Chinese motorsport, hosting various national and international events including TCR Asia, China GT Championship, Ferrari Challenge Asia Pacific, and Asian Formula Renault Series.