Circuits

Mugello circuit is one of the most beautiful high speed race route worldwide, in which the rider’s value makes the difference. It’s one of the longest circuits of the Moto GP calendar and stands out from most other fast tracks for its regular changes in altitude and for the speed of its "chicane".

Misano circuit, located in Riviera romagnola, a destination of many sea lovers and tourists, has been renovated over the last few years to reach the current configuration with an important change: the direction of travel that from anti-clockwise has become clockwise.

The Enzo and Dino Ferrari international circuit is universally recognised as a very technical track, difficult to understand because of its complex bends: racing it at a high speed requires a high professional profile.

Cremona circuit is a really complete and techinical track with a straight of almost 1 Km length, that cannot be found in other similar facilities in Italy.

Vallelunga circuit was built in 1951 from a race-course. In Summer 2005, the important renovation and expansion works were completed: a new tower has been realized towards the track, getaways have been enlarged and the infrastructures have been enhanced. Besides, one kilometre more has been added.

The national Monza racetrack is an international motor racing circuit located in Monza park. It is the 3rd oldest in the world, after the Brooklands and the Indianapolis one; in addition, it is the historic headquarter of the Grand Prix of italy.

Ricardo Tormo circuit is a racetrack located near Valencia, in Spain. Thanks to its geographical location, which allows for a mild winter climate,, it can hoststhe Formula 1 tests. while during the regular season it is home to world championship and Superbike competitions.

With a 4,428-metre track, thirteen corners, a few straights and significant changes in gradient, the Jerez circuit is a track that requires excellent set-up and the ability to thread good lines, even more so than power under acceleration.

Catalunya circuit is located 20km to northeast from Barcelona, and it is considered one of the best in the world. It was built in 1991, and its track is tecnic and characterised by scorch brakes that need to be indicated, especially at the first braking section after the finishing line.

La ciudad del Motor de Aragón, known also as MOtorland Aragón, it’s a motor circuit located in Alcaniz. The whole structure has been designed in order to incorporate three main areas: a technological park, a sports area, and a cultural and recreation room.

Cartagena circuit is located nearby Cartagena city, in Spain. it’s the one which hosts more hours of training and competition throughout/ in the whole Spain, that’s thanks to its strategic geographical position and its beautiful weather.

Almeria circuit is located in the Andalusia desert, among amazing mountains and an olive plantation . The track is really difficult and detailed, speed bump and altitudes/ dislivello, which makes each day of each course funny.

The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve is an auto/bike racing circuit located in the same-named region in southern Portugal,nearby the town of Portimão. Today it is now one of the most modern facilities on the old continent.

Loved by both riders and audience, Brno circuit takes place over many woody hills which provides excellent positions to admire the development of the bike.

The racetrack located in the Kvarner region has deep roots, a rich and glorious past, a tradition that dates back to the early 20th century, while in Grobnik the demonstrations/events started in 1978.