MotoGP represents the very highest level of motorcycle racing in the world with the top riders competing on 800cc prototype machines at the worlds best circuits. If high level technical racing is what you're looking for with rider lap times only a fraction of a second apart then MotoGP is for you.  

2009 Race Highlights.  

Valentino Rossi took his first victory of the 2009 season from fourth on the grid after closing Dani Pedrosa’s 1.4 second advantage to pass the Spaniard on lap 18 of the 27 lap race. This, the third round of the season, saw the third different winner in as many races.

A customer vid of Jerez Circuit at the 09 gp.

In front of his home crowd (and a capacity group of Big Rock customers), Repsol Honda’s Pedrosa led for most of the race until overhauled at the 11th hour by Rossi with his usual style. Casey Stoner finished third in good health to claim his first podium at Jerez while Randy de Puniet claimed fourth on his satellite LCR Honda machine after pole sitter Jorge Lorenzo disappointed Spanish fans by falling four laps from the end. In fifth was Marco Melandri who gave another strong performance.

How will the 2010 season shape up?

There may not be a British rider in the GP this year, but 2010 promises to be an amazing season. Sepang testing left us with an exciting top 4; Lorenzo, Rossi, Stoner and Spies. The newcomer beat his two gp-seasoned countrymen Hayden and Edwards convincingly, coming in a very closly behind Stoner.

Could this be the last year you can see Rossi race in MotoGP or will he be on a Ducati next year? Can Ben Spies continue his successful début on the Yamaha and improve on his 7th in Valencia at the last round of 2009, and what pressure does that put on Edwards? If Stoner maintains race fitness can he stop Rossi taking his 10th World Championship!? And what about Lorenzo - can he solve his consistency problems?

This is your chance to see it for yourself and join us at the race!

The Jerez spectator experience.

The Circuit at Jerez is very good for spectators. Grandstand seating is well positioned with most having views of large screens. You are also able to access all the public viewing areas around the track.  It’s easy to circumnavigate the whole circuit taking in good views of all of the corners.

Team and Hospitality guests have great access from the Paddock to the rest of the track.  VIP Village at this event is on top of the Pit Lane roof. Find out all about how to enhace your experience of a live race with Big Rock's range of hospitality packages.

The view from Grandstand X1.

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Circuit Access The circuit at Jerez is difficult to get to without your own transport as there are no public transport services to the track (This is where our circuit transfer becomes very popular) Circuit location The Circuito Permanente de Jerez is located 10km (6 miles) north-east of Jerez de la Frontera in southern Spain, 89km (55miles) south of Sevilla, 35km (21 miles) north-east of Cadiz and 117km (73 miles) north-west of Gibraltar. Suggested Airports Jerez (18km) from Jerez de la Frontera Sevilla  (96km) from Jerez de la Frontera Malaga (250km) from Jerez de la Frontera