Circuito de Navarra

The Circuito de Navarra is a Spanish racing circuit near the town of Los Arcos in the autonomous community of Navarre in northern Spain, about 65 km west of Pamplona and 50 km from La Rioja. The track was opened on 18 June 2010 and built by the Government of Navarre at a cost of approximately €50 million as part of the Plan Navarra 2012. The circuit was designed from the outset for international events, with FIA Grade 2 homologation (originally also T1) and FIM Grade B. In November 2022 the track was purchased by the British MotorSport Vision (MSV) group of Jonathan Palmer, which launched a multi-million Euro modernization completed in September 2024 — a new 650 m extension, all-new Turns 11 to 14 and a reprofiled Turn 6. The current length is 4,313 m with 18 corners (9 left, 9 right). The track has several configurations: Speed Circuit (3,933 km before the upgrade, now 4,313 km), Medium and Short. It hosted the FIA GT1 World Championship (2010–2012), Superleague Formula, Blancpain Endurance Series and, annually since 2021, the WSBK Aragon round (2021–2024) and the 24H Series.

A modern circuit designed from the outset for top-tier international events; owned since November 2022 by the British MotorSport Vision (MSV) group of Jonathan Palmer; completed a major redevelopment in September 2024 with a 650 m extension and all-new Turns 11 to 14.