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About the circuit

Circuito de Jerez - Ángel Nieto

Built in 1986 and hosting its first Grand Prix one year later, the circuit of Jerez is now one of the most popular MotoGP venues and the focal point for a city fanatical about sport. Set in a slight valley in the south of Spain, Jerez is blessed with consistently good weather and beautiful scenery, its numerous grandstands providing the perfect viewing facilities for up to 250,000 spectators.

With two alternative road circuits (4,423m and 4,428m), which were resurfaced during 2005, Jerez is a popular venue used by many race teams for testing throughout the year, whilst its recently updated corporate and media facilities have proven to be a popular addition to the complex. Other facilities such as the control tower and pit boxes have also been vastly improved.

Gran Premio de España Track

Track by category

Category Laps Total Distance Finish in case of red flag
MotoGP™ 25 110.58 Km / 68.71 Miles 19
Moto2™ 21 92.88 Km / 57.71 Miles 16
Moto3™ 19 84.04 Km / 52.22 Miles 14

Circuit Specs

  • Total length

    4.42Km / 2.75 Miles

  • Total Width

    11m / 36.09ft

  • Longest Straight

    607m / 1991.47ft

  • Right Corners

    8

  • Left Corners

    5