Vålerbanen is a motorsport circuit located near Braskereidfoss in Våler municipality, Norway. It holds the distinction of being Norway's oldest asphalt racing circuit, having been established in 1986, marking a significant milestone in the development of Norwegian motorsport. Initially a modest facility, Vålerbanen has undergone continuous development and upgrades over the years to become a versatile and well-regarded track.

The circuit’s primary layout is 2.274 kilometers (1.413 miles) long and characterized by a mix of fast sweeping corners and tight, technical sections. The track features several significant elevation changes, adding to the challenge and excitement for drivers. The surface is generally smooth, providing good grip, but careful car setup is crucial to optimize performance through the varied corners. The layout incorporates several challenging braking zones, demanding precision and control.

Vålerbanen hosts a wide range of motorsport events, including national and international racing series in categories such as GT racing, touring cars, formula racing, and various motorcycle racing classes. It is also a popular venue for track days, driver training courses, and testing sessions for both professional teams and amateur enthusiasts. The facilities include modern pit garages, a race control tower, and grandstands for spectators, ensuring a comfortable and engaging experience for all involved.

What makes Vålerbanen unique is its blend of challenging corners, elevation changes, and picturesque Norwegian surroundings. Its history as the pioneering asphalt track in Norway, combined with its continuous evolution, gives it a special place in the country’s motorsport heritage. The track's versatile layout also allows for multiple configurations, catering to different types of racing and providing a dynamic test for both drivers and machines. The circuit remains a cornerstone of Norwegian motorsport, fostering talent and providing a platform for exciting racing action.