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MotoGP Valencia trips for groups at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo

For motorcycle clubs, fan groups and companies heading to the Valencia Grand Prix or to the circuit. Tell us about your group and we will talk it through.

Motorsport in Valencia as a group

The Circuit Ricardo Tormo at Cheste, west of Valencia beside the A-3 motorway, opened in 1999 and hosts the MotoGP Valencian Community Grand Prix. In 2026 it is the final round of the championship.

The circuit is built like a stadium: from the grandstands, spectators can see the whole track. Tell us what your group has in mind.

Touring cars lined up in the paddock in front of the control tower at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo
The paddock and control tower at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo, during an Iberian Supercars weekend.

Photo: Sentoan, CC BY-SA 4.0

The 2026 Valencia MotoGP: dates and crowds

The Motul Grand Prix of Valencia runs from 27 to 29 November 2026 at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo, according to the MotoGP calendar, and it closes the season. The circuit says its grandstands seat 65,000 and that the season finale draws about 120,000 fans over the weekend.

Race weekend is the busiest moment of the circuit's year and the roads to Cheste fill with traffic. For a group, transport between Valencia and the circuit matters as much as the tickets.

Other events at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo

The circuit runs national and international racing through the year, and it has hosted Formula 1 pre-season testing. Its website also lists experiences and driving schools, which is where a group that wants time on track rather than in the stands should start.

The circuit has announced that WorldSBK, the superbike world championship, returns in 2027.

Formula 1 no longer races in Valencia

Valencia hosted the Formula 1 European Grand Prix on a street circuit around the port from 2008 to 2012. There has been no Formula 1 race in the city since, and the Circuit Ricardo Tormo has never held a Formula 1 Grand Prix.

For a motorsport weekend in Valencia, the November MotoGP is the event to plan around.

Who this is for

  • Motorcycle clubs and fan groups
  • Companies planning a hospitality day
  • Groups of friends

What to tell us

  • The MotoGP weekend or another event at the circuit
  • How many people are coming
  • Your travel dates
  • Transport between Valencia and the circuit

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us about your group

    Your sport, dates, group size and what the trip is for.

  2. 2

    We reply personally

    We read your enquiry and get back to you to talk it through.

  3. 3

    We talk through the details

    Together we look at what your group needs in Valencia.

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Reviewed 9 October 2026 by Michael Bastin

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