Circuit Highlights
No direct train to the circuit
MotorLand Aragón is one of the more remote venues on the calendar — the nearest train station is Zaragoza, over 100km away. Plan your transfer before anything else.
A technical, elevation-heavy layout
5.344km, 17 corners (10 left, 7 right), and around 50m of elevation change between the highest and lowest points. Blind apexes give it a distinct character against the calendar's flatter tracks.
Turn 15 and the Grandstand 5 chicane
The 90-degree corner at Turn 15 leading onto the longest straight is repeatedly cited as the standout overtaking spot on the circuit — best seen from Grandstand 5.
Sprint weekend format
Saturday sprint race + Sunday main event. Friday is a roving-seat day — ticket holders can sit in any available grandstand.
Three-day tickets only
Aragon does not sell single-day tickets. Every ticket covers the full Friday-to-Sunday weekend.
Designed by Hermann Tilke
Built with F1 driver Pedro de la Rosa as technical advisor, MotorLand Aragón joined the MotoGP calendar in 2010.
Race Weekend Schedule
Friday, Aug 28
- — Moto3 Free Practice
- — Moto2 Free Practice
- — MotoGP Free Practice 1 (FP1)
- — MotoGP Practice
Saturday, Aug 29
- — Moto3 Qualifying + Race
- — Moto2 Qualifying + Race
- — MotoGP Qualifying
- — MotoGP Sprint Race
Sunday, Aug 30
- — Moto3 Race
- — Moto2 Race
- — MotoGP Warm-Up
- — MotoGP Race
Quick FAQ
Is there a train to MotorLand Aragón?
No direct train. Zaragoza is the nearest station, connected via Spain's AVE high-speed rail from Madrid and Barcelona (about 1.5 hours from either). From Zaragoza, take an Alsa bus to Alcañiz (~2 hours) or the Hife shuttle laid on specifically for race weekend.
Do I need a car for the Aragon MotoGP?
Not strictly — a free shuttle bus connects Alcañiz town to the circuit on race weekend, and the Hife shuttle covers Zaragoza to the circuit. But this is a genuinely remote circuit, so a car gives you far more flexibility if you're not basing yourself in Alcañiz.
Are there single-day tickets at Aragon?
No — Aragon sells three-day tickets only. Friday is roving-seat, meaning ticket holders can sit in any available grandstand seat that day.
Is parking free at MotorLand Aragón?
Yes — parking is free for all ticket holders, with no separate parking ticket needed.