Circuito Internacional de Zuera

The track

The Zuera International Circuit is located at kilometer 521 of the N-330 in Zuera, twenty minutes from Zaragoza. At 1,699 meters, it is the second-longest karting track in Spain listed in this directory, second only to the Kotarr Circuit in Burgos.

But what truly sets it apart isn’t its length: it’s the fact that it is FIA-certified at Grade 1A—the highest level—and is the only Spanish circuit to hold this certification. The FIA’s official list of approved karting circuits includes six Spanish facilities, and Zuera is the only one with a Grade 1A certification; its license number is 1174 and is valid through January 2029. Grade 1A is the classification required to host world championships, so it is not a marketing label but a verifiable technical standard.

The track has eleven turns—seven right-handers and four left-handers—and a 180-meter main straight where competition karts reach speeds of 160 kilometers per hour. There is a second circuit within the same complex, and the paddock covers 40,000 square meters, which is why it can accommodate an entire international grid along with its teams.

Its own calendar includes the 25 Hours of Zuera—an endurance race—the X30 Cup, and the CCK, in addition to professional and amateur practice sessions, vehicle testing, and private track days. It also rents karts to the general public and offers live timing.

For groups and companies, it offers a VIP lounge with direct access to the track, a briefing room for up to 100 people equipped with a projector and views of the track, and a restaurant; it also allows visitors to combine karting with paintball and obstacle courses.

Two practical points to note. Since this is a competition circuit, its calendar takes precedence: there are race weekends and track construction periods when private vehicles cannot be driven on the track, and these are announced in its news section. And if you’re looking for a casual afternoon of karting with kids, this isn’t the place: here, karting is a sport first and foremost, rather than just leisure.

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