Race Ready: Jerez MotoGP Schedule and Travel Guide

Welcome to the Race Ready for Jerez MotoGP. We’re here to ensure you have all the information available at your fingertips to enable you to get the most out of your live motorsport experience.

Official Jerez MotoGP tickets

Jerez MotoGP weekend schedule

FRIDAY 24 APRIL

SATURDAY 25 APRIL

SUNDAY 26 APRIL

Circuito de Jerez Track Map

Getting to the Circuito de Jerez

Circuito de Jerez Track Stats

Where to stay at the Jerez MotoGP

Jerez de la Frontera

Cádiz

Sevilla

Camping at Jerez MotoGP

Important Information

Emergencies

Good to Know

Customer Service

FAQs

Jerez MotoGP weekend schedule

You can find the 2026 Jerez MotoGP schedule below, with UK times also provided.

FRIDAY 24 APRIL

LOCAL TIME | UK TIME | SERIES | SESSION
09:00 | 08:00 | MOTO3 | FREE PRACTICE SESSION
09:50 | 08:50 | MOTO2 | FREE PRACTICE SESSION
10:45 | 09:45 | MOTOGP | FREE PRACTICE SESSION
13:15 | 12:15 | MOTO3 | PRACTICE SESSION
14:05 | 13:05 | MOTO2 | PRACTICE SESSION
15:00 | 14:00 | MOTOGP | PRACTICE SESSION

SATURDAY 25 APRIL

LOCAL TIME | UK TIME | SERIES | SESSION
08:40 | 07:40 | MOTO3 | FREE PRACTICE SESSION 2
09:25 | 08:25 | MOTO2 | FREE PRACTICE SESSION 2
10:10 | 09:10 | MOTOGP | FREE PRACTICE SESSION 2
10:50 | 09:50 | MOTOGP | QUALIFYING
11:15 | 10:15 | MOTOGP | QUALIFYING 2
12:45 | 11:45 | MOTO3 | QUALIFYING
13:10 | 12:10 | MOTO3 | QUALIFYING 2
13:40 | 12:40 | MOTO2 | QUALIFYING
14:05 | 13:05 | MOTO2 | QUALIFYING 2
15:00 | 14:00 | MOTOGP | SPRINT

SUNDAY 26 APRIL

LOCAL TIME | UK TIME | SERIES | SESSION
09:40 | 08:40 | MOTOGP | WARM UP
11:00 | 10:00 | MOTO3 | RACE
12:15 | 11:15 | MOTO2 | RACE
14:00 | 13:00 | MOTOGP | RACE

Circuito de Jerez Track Map

Use our handy track map to plan your trip as best you can. You can download the image or take a screenshot to have it to hand during the Grand Prix weekend.

Getting to the Circuito de Jerez

Travelling the short distance from the city of Jerez de la Frontera to the Circuito de Jerez is relatively simple. Without traffic the journey takes around 15 minutes by car, but during the MotoGP weekend you can expect that journey time to be longer.

The circuit is around an 1h 15m drive from Sevilla to the north, and a 25 minute drive from Cadiz to the south. Many race attendees opts to base themselves in these cities during the MotoGP weekend.

Shuttle Bus Service

During the MotoGP race weekend, the Jerez de la Frontera City Council operates a dedicated shuttle bus service to the circuit. Buses depart approximately every seven minutes during peak times, with a journey time of about 30 minutes. The departure point is from the Minotauro roundabout, and the fare is €1.10.

More info here

Public Transport (Bus)

There is also a public bus that connects the city and the circuit. The P4 service, provides regular journeys, and the bus stop closest to the Circuito de Jerez is Torremelgarejo. This is just a few minutes walk from the circuit entrance. Apps like Moovit will help you to check the schedules,

Taxi

Taxis are readily available throughout Jerez de la Frontera. A taxi ride from the city centre to the circuit typically takes around 15-20 minutes, depending on traffic. Taxis are also very well-priced compared to many other European motorsport destinations.

Circuito de Jerez Track Stats

CIRCUITO DE JEREZ | TRACK STATS
FIRST GRAND PRIX | 1987
LAP LENGTH | 4.423 km
RACE LAP RECORD | 1:37.349 – Alex Marquez (2025)
LAPS | 25
RACE DISTANCE | 110.58 km
LONGEST STRAIGHT | 607 m
TOP SPEED | 301.6 km/h – M.Bezzecchi (2025)
TURNS | 13

Where to stay at the Jerez MotoGP

The first of four MotoGP races in Spain takes place in Jerez deep in the Andalusian landscape. The track is just around 9.5km from the city of Jerez de la Frontera.

But the two larger better known cities of Seville and Cadiz are a drivable distance from the circuit. Many international visitors take advantage of an affordable Spanish MotoGP race to enjoy a city break in two of Spain’s most culturally rich and historic tourist hotspots.

Jerez de la Frontera

Jerez de la Frontera is the closest option (except camping – see below) for MotoGP fans looking to base themselves close to the action. As the host city of the Jerez MotoGP, the town offers easy access to the circuit (around 15 minutes by car), and is a fine example of true Andalusian culture. With its reputation for sherry wine, flamenco, and equestrian heritage, Jerez de la Frontera is a tourist hotspot even without the MotoGP in town! Below are three hotel recommendations for your stay in Jerez.

Hotel YIT Casa Grande (★★★)

A charming boutique hotel in the historic centre, offering a traditional Andalusian courtyard and rooftop views. This hotel is perfect for those seeking an authentic stay close to Jerez’s tapas bars and sherry bodegas.

Hipotels Sherry Park (★★★★)

A modern and comfortable hotel set in lush gardens, featuring a pool and excellent dining options. Ideal for visitors looking for a relaxing stay within walking distance of the city centre.

Hotel Bodega Tío Pepe (★★★★★)

A luxury hotel located within a historic sherry winery. The venue offers elegant rooms, a rooftop pool, and an immersive wine experience. This stay is for visitors who want a premium stay just a short stroll from Jerez’s main attractions.

Cádiz

Cádiz is an ideal base for MotoGP fans visiting for the race in Jerez. It has a relaxed coastal atmosphere, stunning beaches, and is just a 30-minute drive from the circuit. The city is renowned for it’s Moorish history, affordable al fresco dining, and the passion of Andalusian culture. It is the perfect place to unwind after a day at the track. Below are three hotel recommendations for your stay in Cádiz.

Hotel Boutique Convento Cádiz (★★★)

This charming and historic hotel was once a convent, nestled deep in the Old Town of Cádiz. This affordable and unique accommodation option is walking distance to Cádiz Cathedral and local tapas bars.

Hotel Playa Victoria (★★★★)

Located right on Playa de la Victoria, this beachfront hotel offers modern comfort and stunning sea views. Sleep with the sound of the waves lapping, all within easy reach of the racetrack.

Parador de Cádiz (★★★★★)

At the luxury end of the hotel offerings in Cádiz, Parador de Cádiz is a sleek, modern hotel with panoramic sea views, a spa, and an infinity pool – ideal for the photo album! Looking for style and comfort, while staying close to the coast and historic centre? This is the place for you.

Sevilla

Seville is a great option for MotoGP fans visiting for the race in Jerez. It has an airport for international visitors to fly into, and is just an hour’s drive from the track. The city offers history, nightlife, and a wide range of accommodation. Below are three hotel recommendations for your stay in Seville.

Ayre Hotel Sevilla (★★★)

Great value hotel option in Nervión. Best for budget and business trips.

Hotel Zenit Sevilla (★★★★)

Enjoy modern comfort in the trendy neighbourhood of Triana, a vibrant parent of town famous for Flamenco, tapas bars, and authentic Andalusian culture.

Hotel Alfonso XIII (★★★★★)

At the higher end of the Seville accommodation market, the Hotel Alfonso XIII offers luxury and iconic Spanish style. Santa Cruz is the historic centre of the city, close to the Cathedral, Alcázar, and Flamenco bars.

Camping at Jerez MotoGP

It si possible to camp near the Jerez circuit for the MotoGP. This emmersive option provides festival feel to the race weekend and camaraderie among motorsports enthusiasts. It also allows for easy access to the track. Campers often bring their own equipment and provisions, creating a lively community atmosphere.

The campsites are just a five-minute walk from the track and have a range of facilities. Glamping is also available.

You can book pitches for the 2026 Jerez MotoGP here.

Image: acampadamotogpjerez.com

Important Information

Emergencies

If you encounter an emergency situation during your trip, you should call the following number – 112.

Good to Know

The local currency is the Euro (EUR). The exchange rate is around 1 GBP to 1.16 EUR. All goods and services are paid in the local currency.

The official language is Spanish.

Prohibited Items at the Circuito de Jerez