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Location
Circuit Ricardo Tormo is located in the municipality of Cheste in the Valencian Community of Spain. It is located on the east of Spain. The nearest major city is Valencia, which lies 31 km east of Cheste. The capital of Spain, Madrid, lies approximately 330 km north west of Cheste.
Airports
The nearest airport to the Ricardo Tormo Circuit is Manises Airport (VLC) near the city of Valencia. As this airport mainly serves domestic destinations, international travelers can fly to either Barajas International Airport (MAD) in Madrid or El Prat Airport (BCN) in Barcelona. Barajas is Spain’s main airport and is located approximately 330 km north west from Cheste while El Prat lies 360 km north of Cheste. From both airports it is possible to take a domestic flight to the Manises Airport.
By public transport
The public transportation in Spain is very well arranged with trains, buses and taxis. There are also rental cars available. The bus and taxi are the most common used forms of public transport. Though the subway is also a frequently used form of public transport, this is only well arranged in the major cities. The train is usually used for a little longer distance. The state-run RENFE is the most used train service for these distances. This company has several train services which include high speed trains and suburban lines. The TALGO is used for long journeys. Train tickets for the state-run RENFE can be purchased in advance from main stations, ticket agents and authorized travel agents. TALGO trains are to be pre-booked.
Though Spain has many private owned bus services, the most common used for long and short distances is the HIFE bus. Generally public buses are of a high standard, well maintained and cheap. Most towns have a bus terminal ‘estacion de autobus’. When waiting at a bus stop, do note the bus will only stop if you wave it over.
Taxis can be found at every airport and in big cities they can also be stopped on the street. They usually have a general stand in the city center where mostly also buses to all routes within the city can be found. Car rental companies are very common in Spain and can be found at every major airport and in almost every major city.
Smoking is not allowed on any public transport in Spain. Note that most public transport services do not operate on weekends, or very little. Longer waiting periods have to be taken in account. Most hotels have a shuttle service, that will take you from the airport to your hotel.
Click on the following links to visit the official websites of the most common public transportation services; RENFE (train service) and HIFE (bus service).
From Valencia
From the Manises Airport it is possible to take the metro to the Valencia Central Station, named Estación del Norte. There are two metro lines which link the airport to the city center: line 3 (Rafelbunyol-Aeroport) and line 5 (Marítim Serrería - Torrent Av./Aeroport). The (Xativa) station is located at the ground floor of the regional flights terminal. From Valencia Estación del Norte (North Railway Station) it is possible to take the Cercanías train (run by RENFE), line C-3 to Circuit Ricardo Tormo. This journey will take about an hour.
From Barcelona
From the Barcelona Airport it is possible to take the RENFE train to the city’s central station Estación de Sants. From there it is possible to take the Euromed train to Valencia’s Estación del Norte where you can transfer to the Cercanías line C-3 to the circuit. This journey will take about 3 hours.
From Madrid
The Exprés Aeropuerto (Airport Express) bus is a direct line from the Barajas Airport to Madrid’s central station Atocha. From there you can take the Alaris train (high speed train run by RENFE) to Valencia’s Estación del Norte where you can transfer to the Cercanías line C-3 to the circuit. This journey will take a little less than 4 hours.
By car
At all three airports several car rental companies can be found with the most popular ones being Avis, Europcar and Hertz. Click on the links to visit the companies' official websites. With these sites it is possible to rent a car online.
From Valencia
Take the A-3 towards N-III/Madrid and take exit 327 towards Cheste. Merge onto CV-50 and take the third exit on the roundabout towards Ctra Cheste-Chiva. Follow the Calle de Chiva and follow the signs to Circuit Ricardo Tormo.
From Madrid
Take the R-3 towards Valencia and take the exit towards A-3. Follow this road and take exit E-901/A-3 towards Motilla del Palancar/Valencia. Take exit 327 towards Cheste and follow the signs to Circuit Ricardo Tormo.
From Barcelona
Take the AP-2 and proceed towards AP-7. Follow this road and proceed to A-7. Take exit 508 towards E-901/A-3/Madrid/Valencia. Merge onto E-901/A-3 and take exit 327 towards Cheste. Merge onto CV-50 and take the third exit on the roundabout towards Ctra Cheste-Chiva. Follow the Calle de Chiva and follow the signs to Circuit Ricardo Tormo.
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