Located in Cheste, Spain, Circuit Ricardo Tormo has been a key venue in MotoGP since it debuted in 1999. Known for its stadium-style layout, the track provides fans with exceptional views of multiple sections, making it one of the best circuits for spectators. The 4.005 km counterclockwise circuit features 14 corners and a longest straight of 876 meters, creating a mix of tight technical sections and crucial braking zones.

Valencia has often been the season finale, deciding several MotoGP championships. Notable moments include Nicky Hayden’s 2006 title win over Valentino Rossi and the heated 2015 championship battle between Jorge Lorenzo and Rossi. Its layout makes overtaking tricky, but the track has delivered thrilling last-lap fights and dramatic finishes.

Beyond MotoGP, Circuit Ricardo Tormo has hosted the Superbike World Championship, FIM CEV Repsol and Formula E testing. With a passionate crowd and an electric atmosphere, the Valencia Grand Prix remains one of the most exciting races on the calendar.