Jerez

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Practical information and tips

Hotel room: from € 30,- (https://www.trivago.com)

Staying overnight in the paddock is permitted there are no extra charges involved
Car rental: from € 164,- per day (https://www.autoeurope.com/car.cfm )

How to get to Jerez?

Jerez de la Frontera is a city well situated and connected. Easy to reach by air, train bus or -if by car- through national road or highway.

Train connections: The train station at Jerez has daily connections with the rest of Andalusia, Madrid and a great number of Spanish cities. Air connections: The Jerez International Airport connects with some Spanish cities like Madrid, Barcelona or Palma de Mallorca.

As for international flights, to Germany (with connections to Berlin, Frankfurt, Hannover, Cologne, Hamburg, Munich, Dusseldorf, Stuttgart), England (London), Austria (Vienna), Belgium (Brussels) or Luxembur.

How to get to Circuito de Jerez Once in Jerez, getting to the circuit is as easy as to get the Motorway A-382 JEREZ-ARCOS-ANTEQUERA, 6 km, Exit 3.

Sanitation and electricity are available

Throughout the day we have coffee, tea, water and various refreshments available at Racing School Europe truck. During the lunch break our hospitality unit organizes a lunch (bread, various spreads, soup, fruit, pasta, salads and various soft drinks) right on the racetrack. You can participate for € 17.50 per day. This offer also applies to partners and friends.

During all training days the RSE paddock Service is available for technical support. We can also provide tyres at competitive prices.

We can bring non standard sized tyres if you order these in advance. Send us an email at info@racing-school-europe.com.

Pricing: Tyre & Wheel service: rim in and out €15.00, tyre mounting on the rim €10.00/ per rim.

Circuito de Jerez is, according to motorbikes and cars drivers, one of the most attractive tracks. A good proof of this is that the Formula One Teams have had Jerez as their home testing circuit long since, which back up the quality of the facilities.

For the motorbikes riders Jerez is, together with Assen seen as the reference track. Its 13 curves give plenty of challenges when riding these fast machines. Its 4.423 m of length (4.428m with chicane) houses a variety of low, medium and fast speed curves, technically ideal to work the mechanics in-depth, as recognized by the top competition teams, both bikes and cars, and who have made the circuit an international reference point for testings along the year, particulary in the pre-season.

Thanks to 3.200 sunny hours a year, Circuito de Jerez can be used the whole year long, being this the reason why it is one of the most demanded in the world. Moreover and as an exceptional added value, the visitor has the city of Jerez as the closest urban reference, providing an excellent variety of cultural, gastronomic and entertainment offer.