The Cartagena Circuit is located in the region of Murcia in south-eastern Spain, with a mild, warm climate. It is one of the favorite training facilities of track riders, but also competitors of professional motorcycle sports such as Moto2 or World Superbike.

There are 30 boxes at the disposal of participants, 18 of which have an area of ​​66 square meters, and 12 - 42 square meters. All of them have access to electricity, running water and wireless network, as well as screens where participants' results are available. In addition, a paddock with an area of ​​58,000 square meters is also prepared for guests, with women's and men's toilets, showers, electrical connections and running water sources.

But what after track days? Cartagena as a city has a lot to offer - 3000 years of history speaks for itself. It is teeming with life in the evenings, and the beautiful old part of the city invites you to stroll. There are numerous tapas bars waiting for you, where you can drink good beer, wine, and eat local food. You will definitely have a nice time by taking your family there. It is one of the driest and warmest regions in Spain. It's hard to rain here, due to the desert nature, and the daytime temperatures in the period from November to February oscillate around 20 degrees - ideal conditions for active rest.