Aspar Circuit

The track

The Aspar Circuit is located in Guadassuar, between Algemesí and Guadassuar, half an hour from Valencia. It is the newest karting facility in this directory: the complex was built in 2017, was closed for several years due to various issues, and in 2022 was taken over by Jorge Martínez “Aspar,” a four-time motorcycle world champion, along with Juan Roig. It reopened in May 2024.

Its karting track measures 850 meters long and about ten meters wide, with a layout featuring twenty turns—ten left-handers and ten right-handers. Ten meters wide is considerably wider than usual—most of the tracks in the directory range from seven to nine meters—and that matters in a very concrete way: the wider the track, the more room there is to pass without making contact, which is the difference between a race and a single-file line.

It also appears on the FIA’s official list of homologated karting circuits, with license number 1153, valid through October 2027. A point of clarification for anyone checking the list: the FIA lists 1,457 meters, which is longer than what the circuit itself publishes for its karting track, so the homologation must cover a different or expanded configuration; the figure listed is the one provided by the operator for the track where racing takes place.

The rental karting operates in eight-minute sessions, and the Grand Prix events—the full-race format—require a minimum of eight participants. It hosts bachelor and bachelorette parties, with the option of karting plus lunch at the circuit itself.

But what truly sets it apart is that karting is just one part of the experience. The complex is the first global motorcycle academy: it features a 2,200-meter main track where motorcycle sessions organized by skill level are held Tuesday through Sunday; it offers sessions with personal karts and pit bikes; it has a racing school—with an equipment partnership with Dainese—and its own restaurant. Of all the tracks in this directory, it’s the one where you can fit the most diverse activities into a single day.

Description written by GoKarting from the track's own public information.