Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuito de Guadix

About this circuit

The Circuito de Guadix, officially named Circuito Mike G Guadix, is located in Guadix, in the province of Granada, in Andalusia, Spain: 3 km and 19 corners. The layout is technical, mixing fast and slow corners with elevation change. The main straight measures 700 m. The track is 10 m wide, and 20 m on the approach to the first corner: room to brake several abreast. The asphalt was completely relaid in 2024, low-abrasion and grippy. A single configuration is published. An experienced rider laps in between 1'29" and 1'37", an expert rider between 1'22" and 1'29". The circuit is open all year round. Access via the A-92N autovía, exit 11, 40 minutes from Granada; visits are by appointment only. The control tower houses 9 garage boxes, a briefing room, a terrace and an air-conditioned, soundproofed catering area with a view of the track. The Bluesky complex adds air-conditioned garages, and the site has Starlink internet and LED track lights. The garage boxes are shared during track sessions. A medical team is on site; thanks to the layout's crossover points, it can reach any point on the circuit in under 23 s, and the track is monitored continuously from the tower. The operator claims there is no noise limit at all, day or night: no dB checks. You must be 18 years old or over. Medical insurance is mandatory and is not included. Licence holders register with the FAM; non-licence holders take out insurance at least 24 h beforehand and present the policy at registration. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.