Circuito de Jerez – Ángel Nieto is a well-established venue on the MotoGP calendar, hosting Grand Prix motorcycle racing since 1987. Located in southern Spain, the 4.423 km (2.75 miles) circuit features 13 corners, with a mix of fast curves and tight braking zones that test both skill and strategy. The final corner, Jorge Lorenzo Curve, is a key overtaking spot, often deciding race results.

Spectators have good visibility from both grandstands and general admission areas, making it a popular circuit for fans. The event atmosphere is lively, with many attendees arriving on motorcycles, adding to the unique experience. The warm spring weather also makes Jerez one of the most comfortable races to attend.

The circuit offers various facilities, including food stalls, merchandise shops, and parking areas. Shuttle services help car visitors reach the venue, as car parks are located further from the entrances. Early arrival is recommended to avoid congestion on race days.