September 4–6, it’s time. The final Gatebil of the season. Your last chance this year to gather the crew, pack the car and experience a full weekend at Mantorp Park in true Gatebil style.
Need more reasons than that? Here are ten.
1. First weekend of September = more summer
Gatebil Season Finale takes place already during the first weekend of September. That means a better chance of warmer evenings, great camping weather and more of that summer feeling.
Tent, caravan, cars, friends and Gatebil. Summer isn’t quite over yet.
2. The last Gatebil of 2026
This is the big finale. The final Gatebil at Mantorp Park this year and your last chance to experience that true Gatebil atmosphere before the season comes to an end.
And if you’ve been to a Season Finale before, you know – there’s something special about the final weekend.
Everyone knows it’s the last chance. Everyone wants to make the most of it. The atmosphere speaks for itself.
3. Gatebil Burnout – who can make the most smoke?
On Saturday evening at 20:00, it’s time for Gatebil Burnout.
A competition that only takes place during Season Finale. Tyres will be sacrificed, rev limiters will be tested and Mantorp Park will disappear behind a serious cloud of smoke.
Who will go all in and take the win this year?
4. Gatebil Drift Battle
A stacked starting field. SEK 70,000 in prize money. Tight battles and some seriously skilled drivers behind the wheel.
And it all takes place in Mantorp Park’s legendary Pariskurvan – a corner that leaves very little room for mistakes.
Close calls, full commitment and drivers who definitely didn’t come to the finale to play it safe.
5. Everything is decided in Gatebil Extreme
Want extreme racing? You’ve come to the right place.
Gatebil’s own racing series, Gatebil Extreme, runs its final two races during Season Finale.
This is where the season is decided. Points are on the line, champions will be crowned and once the lights go out, there’s no reason to hold anything back.
Everything is at stake.
6. Aftertrack. Need we say more?
When the driving ends, Gatebil is far from over. On Saturday, the prize ceremony and Aftertrack take over in true Gatebil style before DJ Jonas Vogel hits the stage and keeps the party going.
Last year, you nearly blew the roof off the Aftertrack tent. Should we do it again this year?
7. The final Showgarden with ARN Racing
This one will be special.
ARN Racing has announced that they are closing down their operation, which means Gatebil Season Finale will be the final time ARN leads the Gatebil Showgarden.
And knowing ARN, they’re not exactly going to leave quietly. Expect extra awards, limbo, parade laps, activities and a Showgarden worthy of a proper finale.
Gatebil Showgarden will of course continue next year – but this version only happens once.
8. Even more driving at the Drift Yard
Coming to Gatebil to drive? Good.
During Season Finale, the Drift Yard is open Friday–Sunday from 09:00–17:00. Perfect if you want even more time behind the wheel, more seat time and the chance to make the most of your Gatebil weekend. Because more driving is rarely a bad thing.
9. Breisladd – Sweden vs Norway
Gatebil without Breisladd? Not happening.
There’s always prestige in winning Breisladd – but taking the title at Season Finale means just a little bit more.
The question is: Is this the year Sweden takes back the throne, or will Norway continue to dominate? One thing is certain. Nobody will be holding back.
10. Because you simply don’t miss Gatebil
We could keep going.
The cars. The camping. The track driving. The people. The nights. The Gatebil family. Those moments that are difficult to explain to anyone who hasn’t experienced it. But really, you only need one reason:
It’s the final Gatebil of the year. Your next chance won’t come until next season.
So gather the crew, get the car ready and secure your tickets. September 4–6. Mantorp Park. Gatebil Season Finale.
You’ll want to be there when we end the 2026 season on a high.