Among all the Grand Prix races in the MotoGP season, the one at Jerez has a special status. The Gran Premio de España, on the Circuito de Jerez-Ángel Nieto, is renowned for its demanding layout, its roaring grandstands and the festivities that ignite the region throughout the weekend.
Why Jerez is Special
- A legendary track: technical, with the famous final corner that has seen so many overtakes and thrilling duels.
- The Spanish fans: Andalusia experiences motorsport with unique passion; the atmosphere in the stands is electric.
- The celebration: at Jerez, the Grand Prix spills out beyond the circuit — the city doesn't sleep all weekend.
- Three categories: MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3 race the same weekend, so you can follow racing all day long.
How to Make the Most of It
- Choose your grandstand carefully: some offer views of multiple corners and giant screens; others, cheaper, are in the grass areas.
- Arrive early and prepare for the sun: Andalusia in April can already be scorching.
- Stay for the celebration: at Jerez, what happens after the race is part of the show.
