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Valencian Moto GP

The thrills and spills. Courtesy of Circuit de la Comunitat Valenciana

when:Nov 2010 (annual)
where:Comunidad Valenciana Ricardo Tormo Circuit

The Road Racing World Championships reaches its grand finale with this race, the Valencian Moto GP. Expect a packed house of fanatical supporters at the great Ricardo Tormo Circuit.

The region of Valencia has a long motorsport tradition, producing many outstanding Grand Prix competitors on both two and four wheels. The fact that there are three Grands Prix a year held in Spain demonstrates the fanaticism for the sport in this country.

For the riders, the race offers a balanced combination of left and right turns and a 650-metre straight. The track is deliberately designed to turn in on itself, leaving very little space in the infield. The effect has been to create a venue that has total visibility from every point.

The Moto GP is one of the fastest, most thrilling sports in the world. The bikes reach speeds of up to 310kph (185mph) and the races are extremely competitive. Unlike Formula One racing, overtaking is frequent. The riders take the bravest lines to weave through the field and when the bikes close on each other they push it to the limit. There is the feeling that the crowd is collectively holding its breath as the riders brake as late as possible into the corners. Then there is the engine noise, piercing the air as the riders fly by, a constant reminder of the sheer power that they are fighting to control.

Valencia hosts the last Moto GP race of the season, so there is always a party feeling surrounding the event. Celebrities, riders, teams and Moto GP officials all turn out to launch the Valencian GP in style, with food, drink and live music.

Related Information

Website: Moto GP Website

Website: International Motorcycle Federation Website

Website: Guest List Only Website

Contact Details
Name:International Motorcycle Federation
Email:info@fim.ch
Fax:+41 (0) 22 950 9501
Phone:+41 (0) 22 950 9500
Address:11, Route de Suisse, CH-1295 Mies, Switzerland
Venue Information:Comunidad Valenciana Ricardo Tormo Circuit
Full Name:
Address:Autovía A3 Madrid
Directions:By train: to Valencia's Estación del Norte, then taxi.
Contact Details:Comunidad Valenciana Ricardo Tormo Circuit
Phone:+34 902 012 899
Fax:+34 9 6252 5224
Other Information:Comunidad Valenciana Ricardo Tormo Circuit
Website:Comunidad Valenciana Ricardo Tormo Circuit Website
Contact Details
Name:International Motorcycle Federation
Email:info@fim.ch
Fax:+41 (0) 22 950 9501
Phone:+41 (0) 22 950 9500
Address:11, Route de Suisse, CH-1295 Mies, Switzerland
Name:Valencia Tourism & Convention Bureau
Location:Valencia
Address:Avenida Cortes Valencianas, 41, 46015 Valencia, Spain
Email:turisvalencia@turisvalencia.es
Phone:+34 963 606 353
Name:Valencia Provincial Tourist Office
Location:Comunidad Valenciana
Address:Patronato Provincial de Valencia, Plaza de Manises, 2, Puerta 7, 46003 Valencia
Phone:+34 96 351 49 07
Fax:+34 96 391 78 72
Name:Spanish National Tourist Office
Location:Spain
Address:José Lazaro Galdiano, 6, Madrid 28036
Fax:+34 913 43 35 00
Name:Spanish National Tourist Office (Turespaña)
Location:Spain
Address:Jose Lázaro Galdiano, 6, 28071 Madrid, Spain
Email:infosmile@tourspain.es
Phone:+34 913 43 35 00
Name:Spanish Tourist Board (London)
Location:Spain
Address:PO Box 4009, London, W1A 6NB
Email:info.londres@tourspain.es
Phone:+44 (0) 20 7486 8077
Fax:+44 (0) 20 7486 8034
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