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Circuito de Cartagena — Cartagena (Spain)

Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuito de Cartagena

Cartagena, Spain

3.506km
Length
17
Corners
9 right, 8 left · clockwise
580m
Longest straight
102dB
Sound limit

Checked on 18/09/2026

About this circuit

The Circuito de Cartagena is in Cartagena, in the Region of Murcia: 3.506 km and 17 corners. The operator does not publish details of the layout. An experienced rider laps between 1'44" and 1'54", an expert between 1'36" and 1'44". On site, you will find a paddock, equipped garage boxes, a control tower with timing and a briefing room, with no figures published. Showers are available. The catering area serves meals during events and full days. A recovery vehicle tows away any motorcycle that has left the track, with marshals at the corners. The circuit does not run the track sessions itself: its services depend on the organiser of each event. No noise limit is published by the circuit. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.

Type
Permanent circuit

Circuit layout

Tracé du Circuito de Cartagena à Cartagena — Plan du circuit moto

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Practical info

Region
Région de Murcie

Facilities & services

✓ Showers
✓ Catering

Catering area with meal service for events and full days.

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Organisers running track days at Circuito de Cartagena

Organisers who scheduled a day on this circuit in the last 12 months or upcoming. The number is their days over the period.

Price of a track day at Circuito de Cartagena

510 € to 575 €/ rider

The range most prices fall into, across 7 track days since 1 November 2025 (excluding extremes). The price depends on the group, the organiser and the options (coaching, rental, insurance); it is shown on each track day’s page.

Understanding the price of a trackday →

Upcoming trackdays

Frequently asked questions

What is the noise limit at Circuito de Cartagena?

Circuito de Cartagena enforces a 102 dB noise limit, checked with a sound meter on arrival. Above it you may be turned away, so check your exhaust level (and your db-killer) before you come.

How much does a motorcycle track day at Circuito de Cartagena cost?

Track days at Circuito de Cartagena range from about €510 to €575 per day, depending on the organiser, the level group and the options (coaching, rental, insurance).

What facilities are available at Circuito de Cartagena?

Circuito de Cartagena offers in particular: Showers, Catering. Exact services may vary depending on the day's organiser.

Where to stay near Circuito de Cartagena?

Circuito de Cartagena is located in Cartagena. Most riders book accommodation nearby the night before, to be fresh for the morning briefing and avoid riding in before track time.

Can beginners ride at Circuito de Cartagena?

Yes: 7 upcoming day(s) at Circuito de Cartagena open a Beginner group, with a briefing, sessions separate from experienced riders and, depending on the organiser, on-track coaching. Check the minimum level and required gear on the day's page.

Which organisers run track days at Circuito de Cartagena?

3 organiser(s) scheduled days at Circuito de Cartagena over the last twelve months or upcoming, including Rehm race days, Piste Libre, 4G Moto. Each has its own groups, prices and rules: compare them from their pages.

When is the next track day at Circuito de Cartagena?

The next day at Circuito de Cartagena is scheduled on 1 November 2026, run by 4G Moto. 7 date(s) are on the calendar: see the list above for prices and groups.

Do I need a licence or insurance to ride at Circuito de Cartagena?

It depends on each day at Circuito de Cartagena: some organisers require a licence or supporting document, others only ask for a motorcycle driving licence and a waiver signed at the briefing. The exact condition is on each day's page. In all cases, your usual motorcycle insurance does not cover the track: a dedicated day (or annual) policy is strongly advised, and some organisers require it.

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