The South configuration at Anderstorp Raceway in Sweden utilizes southern sections at this historic Scandinavian facility that hosted Formula One from 1973-1978. The South designation indicates a specific routing focusing on particular portions of the property, creating distinct technical characteristics serving varied event requirements. This variant serves Anderstorp's role in Swedish motorsport history where the facility continues operations serving regional racing community decades after its brief but significant Formula One era.

Operating the South configuration showcases Anderstorp's infrastructure where layout options serve diverse motorsport disciplines at this historically-significant Swedish circuit. Scandinavian climate creates distinct seasonal racing windows with operations primarily May through September, winter conditions preventing year-round use. The South variant demonstrates Anderstorp's ongoing relevance in Swedish motorsport serving regional community at this facility representing important Scandinavian racing heritage despite Formula One's long-past departure in 1978.