Circuito de Navarra
Circuito de Navarra
CATEGORY
Navarro Circuit
Main Track
Circuit Length 2.679M / 4.313KM
Left Hand Corners 6
Right Hand Corners 11
Pole Position Left
Medium
Circuit Length 1.673M / 2.693KM
Left Hand Corners 5
Right Hand Corners 6
Pole Position Left
Short
Circuit Length 0.864M / 1.391KM
Left Hand Corners 1
Right Hand Corners 4
Pole Position Left
Circuito de Navarra has three different layouts: Long, Medium and Short.
The Short and Medium circuits can be run in tandem, allowing two entirely separate activities to take place at the same time.
Circuito de Navarra Full CW
Circuito de Navarra Full CW is 3.9 km, 15 turns, clockwise.
Direction Clockwise
Uploaded Laps 43
Length 3.93 km
Vertical Gain 38 m
Turns 15
Average Speed 116 kph
Average Lap Time 2:01.6
Power to Weight Average 0.15
Circuito de Navarra, located near the town of Los Arcos, is a multi-discipline sporting complex featuring a 2.7 mile road course, half-mile karting circuit, skid pan, off-road area and superb facilities.
Circuito de Navarra, located near the town of Los Arcos just outside the famed La Rioja region, is one of Spain’s leading motorsport facilities. The main circuit has three configurations, two of which can be run simultaneously. There is also an impressive 800m karting circuit, skid pan area and off-road course.
The racetrack possesses a FIA Grade 2 licence and is built to FIM Grade B standards, ensuring that the venue is cleared to host a range of race categories on two and four wheels up to an international level.
The circuit has been completely transformed since it became part of the MotorSport Vision (MSV) group in November 2022. Under MSV’s ownership, the circuit has undergone a multi-million Euro redevelopment programme. Completed in September 2024, the extensive alterations have culminated in a much faster, more flowing layout with a completely new 650 metre extension including all-new Turns 11 to 14, as well as extensive resurfacing and a reprofiled Turn 6.
Further to the track itself, Circuito de Navarra boasts outstanding facilities including 32 first-class pit garages, 17 hospitality suites and 27,500m² of asphalt paddock space, as well as spacious administration offices, a media centre and race event operations accommodation.
A vast 3,500m² viewing terrace above the pits garages looks over the main straight and up to the magnificent 2,000m² hilltop conference building, the Atalaya Centre, with spectacular views of the circuit complex and stunning surrounding countryside.
Circuito de Navarra Circuito Navarra 2025
Circuito de Navarra Circuito Navarra 2025 is 4.3 km, 17 turns, clockwise.
Direction Clockwise
Uploaded Laps 4
Length 4.31 km
Vertical Gain 48 m
Turns 17
Average Speed 123 kph
Average Lap Time 2:06.5
Power to Weight Average 0.13
Contact
Calle Malvasia 5
31210 Los Arcos
Navarra-Spain
+34 948 64 03 50
Karting
The kart track is capable of hosting both national and regional sporting competitions, as well as recreational activities for the general public, organised groups or corporate days.
Features
731m long track, with 10m width on the main straight (8m for the rest of the track)
15 corners (9 right, 6 left)
Night illumination
Briefing room
Changing area with lockers, toilets and showers
Timing system
Dedicated paddock and parking area
Off Road Area
The Off Road Area has been developed to allow both recreational and sporting use of 4x4 vehicles. It is available for off-road competitions, testing, riding/driving courses and corporate activities.
The area offers various obstacles and several incline levels. Access is from the main entrance of the circuit, going directly to the Off Road Area, where parking can be found.
Drifting Area
Total surface 14.000m²
Track length 950m
Drifting circle 40m diameter
Surface Polished concrete
Sprinkler and water recuperation system
The circuit’s skidpan facility is available for safe driving, sports driving, road safety, advanced driving skills and drifting practice and courses, among other uses.
The area consists of a fully equipped pad with a low-grip driving surface. It is fitted with sprinklers over the entire length of its 950-metre track.
Navarra Circuit History
Circuito de Navarra has been part of the MotorSport Vision group (MSV) since November 2022.
The facility was originally built in 2009 to the highest standards by the Government of Navarra, and has been operational as a motorsport venue since 2010.
The circuit possesses a FIA Grade 2 licence and is built to FIM Grade B standards, ensuring that the venue is cleared to host a range of race categories on two and four wheels up to an international level.
Circuito de Navarra officially joined the MSV portfolio on 1 November 2022.
Phase 1 was completed in April 2024, with extensive resurfacing and a much improved and reprofiled Turn 6. Phase 2 was completed in September 2024, with a 650m extension of new circuit including all-new Turns 11 to 14.
MSV, a private company owned by former Formula 1 driver Jonathan Palmer and Sir Peter Ogden, operates six motorsport venues in the UK: Brands Hatch, Oulton Park, Snetterton, Cadwell Park and Donington Park, while the world-renowned PalmerSport corporate hospitality event is based at MSV's Bedford Autodrome venue.
MSV About
MotorSport Vision (MSV) is a UK private company owned by Chief Executive and former Formula 1 driver Jonathan Palmer and Sir Peter Ogden. It is Europe's largest motor racing circuit operator, with six venues in the UK and one in Spain, with additional plans underway to create a self-sufficient eco circuit in north-east France.
MSV's many related businesses include running the British Superbike and GB3 Championships, and the world-renowned PalmerSport corporate driving event, which is based at its Bedford Autodrome facility.