MOTOGP 2022
GRAND PRIX OF SPAIN
MotoGP arrives in Europe at Jerez
As the first European race in the MotoGP calendar, the Spanish MotoGP™ at Jerez usually throws up some classic moments and talking points and 2018 will be discussed for a very long time. The three-bike crash involving Pedrosa, Lorenzo and Dovizioso allowed the #93 rider to take the lead in the championship and will have caused the Ducati team no end of headaches!
The town of Jerez de la Frontera is THE place to be over the race weekend – the town is buzzing as around 50,000 motorbikes descend on Jerez, which is an event in itself. It’s also worth keeping your eyes peeled as the riders and teams are usually seen in and around the town centre over the weekend.
The 2022 race will take place on 01 May 2022 (TBC). As always, we include direct flights to Jerez or Seville, return airport transfers, hotel accommodation and 3-day MotoGP tickets, and AGAIN FOR 2022 we are including Airport Lounge access and Fast Track Security access at your UK departure airport to get your trip off to a good start.
Grand Prix of Spain Travel Packages
The GEN Package
£ SOON
29 April 2022 (TBC)
Depart from the UK flying to Jerez or Seville
3 night duration
Our package can be changed to suit your requirements
Circuito de Jerez - Angel Nieto
Jerez
Our best value Jerez MotoGP travel package including weekend tickets
What is Included
- UK Fast Track security access on your departure*
- UK departure lounge access*
- Return scheduled flights
- Checked Luggage allowance included
- Airport transfers on arrival and departure included
- 3 nights at the 4-star TRYP Jerez
- Daily breakfast included
- Exclusive Motor Sports Travel Circuit Transfers on Saturday & Sunday
- 3-day Pelouse (General Admission) tickets
- Hosted by the Motor Sports Travel team
- Earplugs, ticket wallet & lanyard included
Prices shown are “from” prices based on 2 people sharing
The LUX Package
£ SOON
29 April 2022 (TBC)
Depart from the UK flying to Jerez or Seville
3 night duration
Our package can be changed to suit your requirements
Circuito de Jerez - Angel Nieto
Jerez
Upgrade your Jerez MotoGP package to include Grandstand seating
What is Included
- UK Fast Track security access on your departure*
- UK departure lounge access*
- Return scheduled flights
- Checked Luggage allowance included
- Airport transfers on arrival and departure included
- 3 nights at the 4-star Villa Jerez
- Daily breakfast included
- Exclusive Motor Sports Travel Circuit Transfers on Saturday & Sunday
- 3-day M6 Grandstand tickets
- Hosted by the Motor Sports Travel team
- Earplugs, ticket wallet & lanyard included
Prices shown are “from” prices based on 2 people sharing
The MotoGP VIP Village Package
£ SOON
29 April 2022 (TBC)
Depart from the UK flying to Jerez or Seville
3 night duration
Our package can be changed to suit your requirements
Circuito de Jerez - Angel Nieto
Jerez
Official MotoGP VIP Village hospitality included for the Jerez MotoGP race weekend
What is Included
- UK Fast Track security access on your departure*
- UK departure lounge access*
- Return scheduled flights
- Checked Luggage allowance included
- Airport transfers on arrival and departure included
- 5 nights at the 5-star Barcelo Jerez Montecastillo Golf
- Daily breakfast included
- MotoGP VIP Village™ Silver & Gold passes, with Saturday & Sunday race viewing from the first floor of the Pit Building with privileged views of the Start/Finish line, Pit Lane and Paddock area
- MotoGP VIP Village™ hospitality on Saturday & Sunday with lunch, light dinner and complimentary bar (wine & beer only)
- Free access to the Paddock on Friday, Saturday & Sunday
- Pit Lane Walk on Saturday & Sunday
- Service Road Tour on Saturday & Sunday
- Hosted by the Motor Sports Travel team
- Earplugs & lanyard included
Prices shown are “from” prices based on 2 people sharing
About the Grand Prix of Spain
Jerez has always had a close relationship with motorsport, specially with motorbikes. At the beginning of the 60s, Jerez was already organizing the international prestigious race called “Trofeo de la Merced” which attracted the top motorbike riders of that time. Spanish riders such as Angel Nieto (12+1 times World Champion), Ricardo Tormo, Sito Pons, Benjamin Grau & Víctor Palomo and international riders including Marco Luchinelli, Barry Sheene, Jan de Vries & Borje Jansson competed in the streets of Jerez.
The result of this long tradition with competition was, decades later, the construction of a permanent race track, with modern and fully- equipped facilities able to hold the most important motorsport events.
