Enjoy An Incredible Ferrari Adventure In Spain

These days it is possible to drive a Ferrari (and plenty of other amazing supercars) at professional motor racing tracks all over Spain. Strong racing histories and excellent locations make el Jarama in Madrid and The Circuit of Cataluña near Barcelona popular choices among the circuits. But there are lots of other choices out there as well that are definitely worth investigating, as you will see in this article!

The Circuit of Cataluña Montmeló

There’s no doubt about it, Montmeló is the most legendary circuit in Spain. It has held the Spanish Grand Prix since 1991 and has become popular as a winter testing ground for Formula 1 teams.

Drivers will be faced with unique challenges such as difficult breaking sections, an exciting mix of slow and fast corners, as well as a variety of slopes and inclines.

If you want the experience of driving on an authentic grand prix level racing track and to follow in the footsteps of some of the great Formula 1 drivers of the past and present, then Montmeló should unquestionably be your number 1 choice.

Circuit of Jarama

The circuit at Jarama not far from Madrid also boasts an impressive motor racing history. It has held the Spanish Gran Prix on eleven occasions between 1967 and 1981. Icons of Formula 1 racing history such as Nicki Lauda and James Hunt have all won races here. Jarama is among the toughest Spanish circuits thanks to its twisting corners and various elevations.

The 'Rampa Pegaso' and 'Bugati Drop' are well-known names in Spanish motorsport and at Jarama you get to experience them yourself. This circuit is a genuine challenge – it calls for lotsof nerve, skill, and commitment behind the wheel.

Circuit of Cheste

This particular circuit was named after Ricardo Tormo, a motorcycle racing legend from Valencia. Reknowed for being a fast and exciting circuit, Cheste also has mild winter temperatures making it a favored winter testing ground for Formula One teams.

Cheste offers a well balanced mixture of fast and slow curves as well as a long straight of 876 meters. It is also famed for being one of the a small number of counterclockwise racing tracks in Spain. We guarantee an intensive, challenging drive!

The circuit at Navarra.

The circuit at Navarra near Los Arcos is Spain's newest and most modern motorsport venue, opening in the year 2010. It has already hosted some top quality events such as the Super League Formula. The on-site amenities are magnificent as would be expected in a modern, recently constructed track.

The circuit is made up of thirteen curves (five left and eight right) and its 800m straight allows plenty of opportunity to put the pedal to the floow!

The circuit of Kotarr.

Opened in 2008, the circuit at Kotarr can assume a variety of layouts, depending on the cars involved and sort of event that is being held. One other distinctive characteristic is that Kotarr is the only Spanish racing track where it is possible to race in icy, wet conditions.

The extended version of the circuit features a variety fast and slow curves – a total of fifteen – with design intended for some entertaining and intense driving. There are many challenging turns and long straights, perfect for putting the pedal to the metal.

Circuit of Jerez

The ciruit of Jerez played host to the Spanish Grand Prix between 1986 and 1990 and as such, is one more track with a fine heritage. It first opened its doors in 1985 and since then has developed a reputation as one of the best and quickest tracks in the country.

With challenging corners such as the famous Sito Pons or Alex Crivillé, you'll need nerves of steel to navigate this wide and super quick circuit. It is a relatively flat circuit and has zero blind corners, and this makes it a firm favourite among the drivers.

If you want something unique and fun to do while on vacation in Spain, why not take your dream car for a couple of laps? Your own personal Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche or even authentic Formula 1 car can be booked via any one of many established online businesses.

So what are you waiting for? Just decide on your car and select your venue and we'll see you in pit stop!

Being a life-long motor sports and Ferrari fan, the writer has a profound love for racing and driving of all kinds. He owns the website conducir un ferrari which provides online suggestions and advice for people who want to drive a first class car at an authentic racing track, such as the Circuito de Cataluña, in Spain.