Circuit Ricardo Tormo

Circuit Ricardo Tormo is a motorsport racing track in Cheste, a town near Valencia. The layout features fourteen corners across its length, with several straights and elevation changes throughout the course.

The racing facility was built by the regional government in 1999 and named after Ricardo Tormo, a racer from the area. Tormo had won two world championship titles in the 50cc motorcycle category during the 1980s.

Spanish riders demonstrate exceptional performance at this venue, securing victories in 29 out of 69 Grand Prix events through 2021.

The grandstands can accommodate a large number of spectators, and the site includes conference rooms overlooking the track. A karting facility on the grounds allows visitors to drive smaller motorsport vehicles themselves.

The track layout allows spectators from nearly all grandstand seats to see the entire course. This feature makes the venue particularly appealing to motorsport fans, as they can follow the action continuously.

Location: Cheste

Inception: 1998

Official opening: 1999

Length: 4,051 m

Website: http://circuitricardotormo.com

GPS coordinates: 39.48583,-0.62806

Latest update: December 5, 2025 22:24