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Landvetter Halkbana in the media

Landvetter Halkbana opened in April 2024, and since then the local paper has paid us a visit too. Here is what has been written about us, with links to the originals.

By Eric Bokedal, head of training Published 12 September 2026

Dark training car with the Risk Utbildning livery on the track in Landvetter, still from our intro film

Short answer

Landvetter Halkbana opened on 24 April 2024 in Härryda municipality. In September the same year our instructor Katarina Birknäs shared her best tips for slippery roads in the local paper Härryda-Posten.

The opening in April 2024

The track opened on 24 April 2024. Guests got to try the cars under safe guidance, and the people taking part included representatives of Körskolan.com.

One of the guests was Helena Nordström, branch manager at Sparbanken Sjuhärad. In a LinkedIn post the same day she wrote that training both new and experienced drivers is an important part of promoting road safety. Read the post on LinkedIn (in Swedish).

Härryda-Posten: tips before the slippery season

On 14 September 2024 Härryda-Posten published an article by Sofia Bednarek on how to avoid accidents when it gets cold and slippery. In it Katarina Birknäs shares her best tips for winter, and the paper's reporter gives it a try.

The article is in Swedish and requires a subscription. Read it at Härryda-Posten.

Our film about the track

In December 2024 we published a short intro film, “Välkomna till Landvetter Halkbana” (Welcome to Landvetter Halkbana), on our YouTube channel. It is just over a minute long and shows the track and the cars. The picture at the top of this article is a still from the film. Watch it on YouTube.

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