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Circuito de Jerez - Ángel Nieto

Jerez de la Frontera · Spain

4,428 m
Length
13
Corners
5 left · 8 right
25
Laps
125,000
Capacity
1984
In the championship since

Circuit character

Who rules each sector

S1 · M. MarquezS2 · AldeguerS3 · M. MarquezS4 · Viñales

Finish line S1 S2 S3 S4 · 4,430 m per lap

Approximate sectors: estimated from the time spent in each sector (typical error 5 to 10% of a lap) until we have the official split points.

© OpenStreetMap contributors

Fastest per sector: 2018–2026

Median gap to the fastest rider in each sector within each session, across all seasons at this circuit; active riders only. The name on the layout is the sector leader. Sector split points on the map are approximate.

The layout in 3D

Fastest per sector: 2018–2026 · approximate sector splits (2026 timing)

Elevation change: 28 m (from 33 to 61 m above sea level).

Relief exaggerated 4 times so it can be seen. Elevation from the Copernicus terrain model (5 to 10 m accuracy). On circuits with very sharp crests and dips, such as Portimão, the model smooths the relief and the real elevation change can be much larger. Drag to rotate.

© OpenStreetMap contributors · Copernicus DEM (Open-Meteo)

A track for grid position, or an open one?

SPA

A grid-position track: the grid rules here and it is very hard to come back.

100/100
Position index
22%
Pole wins
56%
Front row on the podium
0.84
Grid ↔ result

When two teammates disagree between pace and grid, pace wins 0% of the time (between 0% and 39%; 6 cases).

Descriptive, over 9 races (2018–2026). 100 = the track where the grid matters most; 0 = the most open. Within a team, practice pace tells who will finish ahead 7 times in 10, but when the faster teammate qualifies behind, they finish behind 6 times in 10: grid position weighs more than pace.

Typical weather

25.4 °C
Air
42%
Humidity
2/18
Wet races
10 km/h
Wind

Average of 18 races at this circuit (Open-Meteo).

Attrition here

Average here 20% · global 19%
YearDNFs%
20263/2313%
20255/2322%
20248/2532%
20236/2326%
20223/2512%
20213/2313%

History

Winners

SeasonGPWinnerBike
2026Spanish Grand PrixAlex MarquezDucati
2025Spanish Grand PrixAlex MarquezDucati
2024Spanish Grand PrixFrancesco BagnaiaDucati
2023Spanish Grand PrixFrancesco BagnaiaDucati
2022Spanish Grand PrixFrancesco BagnaiaDucati
2021Spanish Grand PrixJack MillerDucati
2020Andalusian Grand PrixFabio QuartararoYamaha
2020Spanish Grand PrixFabio QuartararoYamaha
2019Spanish Grand PrixMarc MarquezHonda
2018Spanish Grand PrixMarc MarquezHonda
2017Spanish Grand PrixDaniel PedrosaHonda
2016Spanish Grand PrixValentino RossiYamaha
2015Spanish Grand PrixJorge LorenzoYamaha
2014Spanish Grand PrixMarc MarquezHonda
2013Spanish Grand PrixDaniel PedrosaHonda
2012Spanish Grand PrixCasey StonerHonda
2011Spanish Grand PrixJorge LorenzoYamaha
2010Spanish Grand PrixJorge LorenzoYamaha

Who is strong here

RiderAffinityn
Takaaki Nakagami+0.464
Stefan Bradl+0.415
Maverick Viñales+0.266

Affinity: how much better (+) or worse (−) the rider performs at this circuit versus their own average, in percentage points of gap. Only cases with enough signal are shown.