The owners of Autodrom Most are in a legal battle to halt a foreclosure initiated due to non-compliance with court decisions regarding excessive noise levels from their racing facility. Their legal representative attempted to discredit the decibel measurements that purportedly indicate the racetrack is still significantly louder than permissible limits set by courts last year. The legal proceedings have attracted considerable public interest, leading to an overflow of attendees during the hearing at the District Court in Most.

During the hearing, Judge Daniel Nevečeřal was forced to provide additional seating as the courtroom could not accommodate all the interested parties. Representing Autodrom Most was attorney Petr Zach, while the opposing side included local residents Naďa and Jiří Hulička along with their legal counsel, Senator Václav Láska. Despite earlier expectations that the legal issue would be resolved by March 20, 2025, the situation has persisted, necessitating another round of court appearances.

The preceding year, a ruling from the Regional Court in Ústí nad Labem firmly established that the noise produced by activities at Autodrom Most exceeds acceptable levels, leading to the current enforcement actions. As the legal confrontation unfolds, community concerns about noise and the impact on the quality of life in the surrounding area remain at the forefront, illustrating the tension between recreational activities and residential peace.