Yakeshi Ice Track hosted Ferrari's January 2024 ice-driving programme with the Purosangue.




Yakeshi Ice Track is a seasonal winter driving venue in Yakeshi, Inner Mongolia. It is formed from a prepared ice surface marked out as a circuit and used during the cold months for vehicle testing and driving programmes. The site is an open, event-specific facility rather than a permanent spectator circuit; its layout and support structures are set up for the programme using it.
For Ferrari's January 2024 ice-driving programme, the track served as the driving course for the Purosangue, the brand's four-door four-seat V12 model. Participants drove on the prepared ice surface over the six-day event. The track's open ice area allowed the course to be marked for driving sessions. The record does not detail separate zones, hospitality structures or spectator circulation, so those elements are not verified.
An ice-driving circuit suits a performance-car launch because the low-grip surface makes handling and control the focus of the experience. A seasonal cold-weather track can host repeated driving sessions and vehicle changes without the constraints of a public road or permanent racetrack.