Circuito de Jerez – Ángel Nieto

The city of Jerez has always had a close relationship with motor sport and more specifically with motorcycling. Already in the early sixties, Jerez had the Merced Trophy, a highly prestigious international race that saw great motorcycling figures of that time pass. Pilots of the category of Ángel Nieto, Ricardo Tormo, Sito Pons, Benjamín Grau, Víctor Palomo or the internationals Marco Lucchinelli, Barry Sheene, Jan de Vries, Borje Jansson competed through the streets of Jerez.

For motorcycle riders, Jerez is a reference. Its thirteen curves give a lot of play when it comes to fine-tuning the mechanics. Its length of 4,423 meters (4,428 with chicane) host a variety of low, medium and high speed turns, technically ideal for making the mechanics work thoroughly as recognized by the large competition teams that have made it an international reference for carrying out pre-season training.

Thanks to its more than 3,200 hours of sunshine per year, the Jerez-Ángel Nieto Circuit can be used 365 days a year, which is why it is one of the most in-demand on the international scene. Furthermore, as an exceptional added value, the visitor has the city of Jerez as the closest urban reference, a modern and cosmopolitan city that offers a varied cultural, gastronomic and leisure offer.