Karting tracks in Badajoz

Badajoz has one karting circuit listed in the directory: the Talavera Circuit, managed by Extremadura Racing 71, in Talavera la Real, about twenty kilometers from the capital via the A-5.

It's an outdoor facility with a track and go-karts for both gasoline-powered and children's vehicles. We haven't been able to verify the track length, so we haven't published it.

As the only one in a province that is, by area, the largest in Spain, its location is very important: it lies on the corridor that connects Badajoz with Mérida, where the population is concentrated. Anyone in Mérida is about forty kilometers away; from Almendralejo or Zafra, the journey is longer, but it is still by far the closest option.

The southern districts of the province—Jerez de los Caballeros, Fregenal, and the Sierra de Huelva on the other side—are far removed from any race circuit. And to the east, La Serena and Don Benito also lack any race circuits: the next ones are in Ciudad Real or Córdoba, more than an hour away.

Extremadura, along with the inland provinces of Castile, has the fewest karting tracks per capita in Spain. With one in Badajoz and another in Cáceres, the entire region has only two, and neither is covered—something to keep in mind before heading out at midday in July, given the area's hot summers.

Every track in Badajoz

The order changes every day, so no track is always first or always last.

• Circuito de Talavera - Extremadura Racing 71 (ER71)Talavera la Real