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πŸ• Session Times

πŸ“… Friday, 14 Nov 2025 14 Nov 2025
⏰ 09:45
Free Practice 1
πŸ“… Friday, 14 Nov 2025 14 Nov 2025
⏰ 14:00
Practice
πŸ“… Saturday, 15 Nov 2025 15 Nov 2025
⏰ 09:10
Free Practice 2
πŸ“… Saturday, 15 Nov 2025 15 Nov 2025
⏰ 09:50
Qualifying 1
πŸ“… Saturday, 15 Nov 2025 15 Nov 2025
⏰ 10:15
Qualifying 2
πŸ“… Saturday, 15 Nov 2025 15 Nov 2025
⏰ 14:00
Sprint
πŸ“… Sunday, 16 Nov 2025 16 Nov 2025
⏰ 08:40
Warm Up
πŸ“… Sunday, 16 Nov 2025 16 Nov 2025
⏰ 13:00
Race

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ℹ️ About Valencia GP

The Valencia GP stands as a premier MotoGP event hosted at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia, Spain. This race takes place at a 4.005 km track featuring 14 corners - 9 left and 5 right - in an anti-clockwise direction. The circuit offers excellent viewing opportunities with its stadium-style design, allowing fans to see almost the entire track from the stands.

Valencia's Circuit Ricardo Tormo holds up to 150,000 spectators and provides 48 pit garages for teams. The track includes a longest straight of 876 meters and maintains a width of 12 meters throughout. Riders face a technical challenge with the circuit's varied corners, particularly Turn 4, which tests skill and precision.

The Valencia GP features all three racing classes - MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3. MotoGP machines reach speeds over 350 kph on this track, with riders completing 27 laps for a total race distance of approximately 108 km. The circuit honors Ricardo Tormo, a two-time 50cc World Champion from Valencia.

Factory teams like Ducati Lenovo Team, Monster Energy Yamaha, Honda Team, Red Bull KTM Factory Racing, and Aprilia Racing compete alongside satellite teams at this event. The Valencia climate creates ideal racing conditions, making for consistent track performance throughout the weekend.

MotoGP bikes currently use 1000cc four-stroke engines producing around 280 hp, with a minimum weight of 158 kg. Starting 2027, regulations will change to 850cc engines using 100% sustainable fuel.

Spanish riders have achieved significant success at Valencia GP over the years. Dani Pedrosa holds a record seven World Championship victories at this circuit, including four in the MotoGP class. Jorge Lorenzo set the circuit record with a time of 1'31.171.

The Valencia GP delivers close racing thanks to the technical nature of the Circuit Ricardo Tormo. Fans appreciate the accessibility via the A3 motorway and public transport options. This MotoGP race promises competitive action as riders push their machines to the limit on this challenging Valencia circuit.

🌀️ Weather Forecast

πŸ“… Thu, 22 May
Overcast
25Β°C
Overcast
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Risk of Rain:
3%
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Wind Speed:
15 km/h
πŸ“… Fri, 23 May
Overcast
22Β°C
Overcast
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Risk of Rain:
45%
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Wind Speed:
17 km/h
πŸ“… Sat, 24 May
Mainly clear
24Β°C
Mainly clear
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Risk of Rain:
0%
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Wind Speed:
18 km/h
πŸ“… Sun, 25 May
Partly cloudy
26Β°C
Partly cloudy
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Risk of Rain:
0%
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Wind Speed:
15 km/h
πŸ“… Mon, 26 May
Overcast
25Β°C
Overcast
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Risk of Rain:
7%
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Wind Speed:
16 km/h

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