Circuit Ricardo Tormo
- Track length
- 4.01 km
- Direction
- Anticlockwise
What's on and what's here
Upcoming events

Motorbike Racing
27 to 29 November 20262026 MotoGP Grand Prix of the Valencian Community
Circuit Ricardo Tormo · Valencia, Spain

Motorbike Racing
2 to 4 April 20272027 WorldSBK Valencian Round
Circuit Ricardo Tormo · Valencia, Spain

Circuit Racing
16 to 18 April 20272027 NASCAR GP Spain
Circuit Ricardo Tormo · Valencia, Spain
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Motorbike Racing
26 to 28 November 20272027 MotoGP Grand Prix of the Valencian Community
Circuit Ricardo Tormo · Valencia, Spain
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Things to do at the venue or within 2 km
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Where to stay and what's nearby
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More to do around Circuit Ricardo Tormo
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Your day at the track
Grandstands and viewing spots
The permanent stands are colour coded and wrap around the circuit stadium style, so every stand sees the whole lap. MotoGP official figures put grandstand seating at up to 150,000. The operator groups them by access route: the Straight Tribune, Tribune Boxes, Orange Tribune, Yellow Tribune and the accessible (PMR) Tribune on Route A, the Blue and Green Tribunes on Route C, and the Red and White Tribunes on Route D. Visitors with reduced mobility can only use the areas set aside for them, and their ticket must match.
Facilities
At MotoGP the operator lists lockers, information points, helmet storage, restaurants, toilets with baby changing, a shopping area, giant screens, first aid posts and a complaints office. Smaller events run a shorter list of the same services.
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Getting there
The circuit is in Cheste, west of Valencia. The operator gives about 25 minutes from Valencia by train or taxi, 25 to 45 minutes by motorbike, and 30 to 120 minutes by car or coach depending on traffic. On MotoGP weekends the train has limited capacity (8,000 seats) and the stop is about 7 minutes' walk from the entrances. Taxis have a dedicated access road that skips the queues at the entrance and exit. Car, motorbike and coach parking sits near the entrances, subject to space, and each group of stands has its own vehicle route (A, C and D, with B kept for taxis).
Public transport
Trains from Valencia take about 25 minutes, with the stop about 7 minutes' walk from the entrances. At MotoGP train capacity is limited and return queues can run 30 to 120 minutes.
Leaving the venue
MotoGP: the operator's own estimates for the return are 30 to 120 minutes of queueing for the train and 15 to 45 minutes for a taxi, with the dedicated taxi road the quickest way out. Car journeys back to Valencia take 30 to 120 minutes depending on traffic.
Good to know
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The track
Circuit Ricardo Tormo is a permanent circuit in Cheste, west of Valencia, home of the MotoGP season finale. The MotoGP layout is 4.01 km, 12 m wide, run anticlockwise, with an 876 m longest straight. The stands are built stadium style around the track, so the whole lap can be seen from any stand.
Past events

Circuit Racing
13 to 14 June 20262026 VolRace Summer Circuit Ricardo Tormo
Circuit Ricardo Tormo · Valencia, Spain
Last verified 8 November 2026. Official link: https://www.circuitricardotormo.com/en/







