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MotoGP racing has become very popular in Spain over the years, with four races in the country per year and several Spanish riders in the sport. The races in Jerez, Catalunya, Aragon and Valencia are all among the most popular races on the MotoGP calendar. For the local crowds, the fact that there are currently 5 Spanish MotoGP drivers makes them even more involved in the sport. Favorite Jorge Lorenzo, Hector Barbera, Alvaro Bautista, Toni Elias and Dani Pedrosa are always fighting for the highest possible position during their home races.
MotoGP Jerez
Circuito de Jerez has a history with MotoGP racing that goes back to 2002. The most notable thing in its MotoGP history is that Valentino Rossi has won six of the races in those nine years. However, he does face much threat of Dani Pedrosa and Jorge Lorenzo who are supported by their home crowd. And there is one thing for sure; there is enough support. Not only the race itself, but also the view on the streets around the venue filled with bikes from the spectators is unique. Also visit our official ticket website for MotoGP Jerez by clicking on the following link: www.moto-jerez.es.
MotoGP Catalunya
The MotoGP of Catalunya started in 1992. As the Circuit de Catalunya is one of MotoGP’s most popular test venues, the riders are very familiar with the circuit’s long straights and range of corners. Though many fans used to think that this would make the race less eventful, it was not the case. It is still one of the most beloved circuits in the world and one of the prides of Barcelona. Visit our official ticket website for the MotoGP of Catalunya by clicking on the following link: www.moto-catalunya.es.
MotoGP Aragon
At first, Motorland Aragon was meant as an official reserve circuit for MotoGP. It became an irreplaceable circuit after it hosted its first race. This race was actually meant to be hosted on the Balatonring in 2010, but as that circuit was unable to host a race due to overdue construction work, Motorland Aragon made its debut in MotoGP. After that, the venue became a constant factor on the MotoGP calendar. The circuit currently holds a contract running until the end of 2016 for hosting the event. Visit now our official ticket website for the MotoGP of Aragon by clicking on the following link: www.moto-aragon.es.
MotoGP Valencia
Also Circuit Ricardo Tormo is a popular test venue for MotoGP. It is a very demanding circuit due to its difficult corners, but allows high speeds on its long straight. The Valencia MotoGP was rewarded as best race of the year 2002 by IRTA (Association for MotoGP teams).
