Circuito de Navarra opened near Los Arcos in June 2010. Under MotorSport Vision, the venue underwent major redevelopment in 2024: an initial construction phase was followed in September by an extended circuit and new corners. The present main course therefore measures 4,313 metres, rather than the old length still found in some listings. Separate medium and short configurations can support simultaneous activities. The operator runs its own car and motorcycle trackdays, grouping participants by vehicle type or experience, and also hosts external organisers. Participants bring a suitable vehicle and must follow the relevant guide. Notably, the car rules exclude electric vehicles, while motorcycle participants require full protective equipment.
Drive yourself
Own vehicle
Spectate
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Driving & access
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Drive yourself · Own vehicle · Car
Own-car trackday
Organizer booking
Book an official car date. A suitable car, seat belts, towing eye and helmet are required; electric vehicles are excluded by the current guide. Adults need a road driving licence, while the 16–18 age group requires a federation licence; confirm exact age eligibility before booking. Legs and feet must be covered. Check noise limits and insurance.
Book an official motorcycle date and the appropriate experience group. Bring a suitable motorcycle, approved full-face non-MX helmet, fully joined leather suit, motorcycle boots, gloves and full-length back protector. Check the guide’s driving/federation licence and insurance conditions; this is not blanket eligibility for children or beginners.