The Almonte Motocross Circuit has been selected by Doñana Experience as the official venue for the MXGP Andalucía Spain – Almonte 2026 thanks to its exceptional characteristics for high-level competition.

Its new, dynamic, and performance-oriented layout offers the perfect setting for riders of all categories to unleash their full potential and provide an unforgettable spectacle for the public.

With a natural dune surface, the circuit demands technical precision, power, and strategy, pushing bikes, teams, and mechanics to the limit on every lap. This combination makes Almonte one of the most challenging and exciting venues on the calendar.

Located next to the Doñana National and Natural Park—a Biosphere Reserve since 1980 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994—the circuit blends seamlessly into a unique natural environment, surrounded by over 120 km of coastline, a privileged climate, and a rich culinary culture.

An unparalleled location, fully prepared to welcome thousands of fans and offer a global experience worthy of the 2026 Motocross World Championship.

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

Track Name: Almonte Motocross Circuit
Location: A483 Highway, kilometer marker 17, next to El Rocío. Almonte, Huelva.

Area: 15 hectares
Paddock: 50,000 m²
Camping and Motorhome Area: + 30,000 m²
Circuit Facilities: 600 m² of restrooms and showers, motorcycle wash bays, grey water disposal area, picnic area, and restaurant.

Track Compliant with FIM regulations, according to international standards. Design
Gabi Villada (Official MXGP) and Antonio Paricio (European 125cc Champion - 1999)
Length: 1,890 m
Layout: A track designed for spectator enjoyment, featuring a 150-meter starting straight for 40 riders, followed by 7 left-hand and 7 right-hand turns—a spectacular layout.
Test Track: A test track for MXGP, later used by children as a training ground for future champion riders.
Tunnels: The track has two tunnels connecting the public to different areas of the circuit, such as food and restrooms.
Medical Lane: A designated area for spectators, with an access lane for race directors and medical evacuation for riders.
Press Room: A fully equipped space with a capacity for 300 people, for media coverage. Broadcasting
12 TV broadcast towers and three LED screen stands for the audience.
Grandstand: Grandstand with a capacity of 2,000 people.