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About Circuito de Navarra

Circuito de Navarra, located near the town of Los Arcos, is a multi-discipline sporting complex featuring a 2.7 mile road course, half-mile karting circuit, skid pan, off-road area and superb facilities.

 

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Circuito de Navarra, located near the town of Los Arcos just outside the famed La Rioja region, is one of Spain’s leading motorsport facilities. The main circuit has three configurations, two of which can be run simultaneously. There is also an impressive 800m karting circuit, skid pan area and off-road course.

The racetrack possesses a FIA Grade 2 licence and is built to FIM Grade B standards, ensuring that the venue is cleared to host a range of race categories on two and four wheels up to an international level.

The circuit has been completely transformed since it became part of the MotorSport Vision (MSV) group in November 2022. Under MSV’s ownership, the circuit has undergone a multi-million Euro redevelopment programme. Completed in September 2024, the extensive alterations have culminated in a much faster, more flowing layout with a completely new 650 metre extension including all-new Turns 11 to 14, as well as extensive resurfacing and a reprofiled Turn 6.

Further to the track itself, Circuito de Navarra boasts outstanding facilities including 32 first-class pit garages, 17 hospitality suites and 27,500m² of asphalt paddock space, as well as spacious administration offices, a media centre and race event operations accommodation. 
A vast 3,500m² viewing terrace above the pits garages looks over the main straight and up to the magnificent 2,000m² hilltop conference building, the Atalaya Centre, with spectacular views of the circuit complex and stunning surrounding countryside.

Not only is this a superb racing circuit, capable of hosting events as wide ranging as the Superbike World Championship, international GT racing and major national and international events, but a huge strength of Circuito de Navarra is the beautiful location. The venue is close to vibrant cities such as Pamplona and Logroño, as well as the neighbouring La Rioja region.

The scenery, food, wine and hospitality is outstanding, and this provides a major attraction to those who come from outside of Navarra and indeed Spain.