The last race of the year: everyone heads to Cheste at once
- The circuit sits right off the A-3, the same motorway thousands of fans use from Valencia and Madrid on the same day
- Race Sunday brings the biggest crowd of the weekend and the access roads fill up from early morning
- Leaving after the MotoGP race is the slowest part: the whole crowd heads back to the A-3 at once
- Driving alone from Castellón, Alicante or Madrid means covering fuel and parking on your own
VIB3S: share the ride to the Valencia MotoGP
VIB3S connects fans heading to the Valencian Community Grand Prix from the same area. Post your trip or join someone else's, split fuel and parking, and lock in Sunday's trip home before the chequered flag.
Post or join
Choose driver or passenger. Your call.
Split costs
Fuel, tolls and parking between everyone.
Any origin
From anywhere in Spain.
Round trip
Organise the return from the app too.
How it works
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Search for the Valencia MotoGP
Or post your trip with empty seats.
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With people leaving from your area.
Share the ride
Split costs and enjoy the Valencia MotoGP.
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Going to the Valencia MotoGP? Lock in your trip now
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Trips to the Valencia MotoGP from across Spain
The most common routes to Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Cheste (A-3, exit 334):
Valencia
~25 min via A-3
Requena
~30 min via A-3
Sagunto
~45 min via A-7/A-3
Gandia
~1 h via AP-7/A-7/A-3
Castellón
~1 h 10 min via AP-7/A-7/A-3
Teruel
~1 h 45 min via A-23/A-7/A-3
Albacete
~1 h 50 min via A-31/A-35/A-7
Alicante
~2 h via A-31/A-35/A-7
Madrid
~3 h 15 min via A-3
Barcelona
~3 h 45 min via AP-7/A-7
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27-29 November: the championship ends in Cheste
- It's the final round of the 2026 calendar: Sunday is the busiest day
- The circuit publishes its official 2026 access and parking plan ahead of the Grand Prix — check it and leave early
- The more cars go full, the shorter the queues on the A-3 there and back
FAQ — How to get to the 2026 Valencia MotoGP
When is the 2026 Valencia MotoGP?
From Friday 27 to Sunday 29 November 2026. It's the final round of the 2026 World Championship; it was originally set for 20-22 November and moved back a week after the Qatar GP was rescheduled. Tickets bought for the original dates remain valid.
Where is Circuit Ricardo Tormo?
In Cheste (Valencia), right off the A-3 Valencia-Madrid motorway, exit 334. It's about 20 km from Valencia and about 15 km from Manises airport.
How do I get to the Valencia MotoGP by car?
Take the A-3 to exit 334 ("Urbanizaciones – Circuito"). From Valencia it's about 25 minutes without traffic, but on race Sunday the motorway gets very busy. In previous years the circuit has split traffic across several A-3 exits depending on your ticket: check the official 2026 guide before you set off.
Is there public transport to the Cheste circuit?
Valencia's Cercanías line C-3 stops in Cheste, and in previous years Renfe has added extra services for the Grand Prix. For 2026, check timetables with Renfe and the transport information published by the circuit. If you're heading back late or coming from outside Valencia, a shared car gives you more flexibility.
How much does a shared ride from Madrid to the Valencia MotoGP cost?
It's about 330 km on the A-3. With four people in one car, fuel is split four ways and the trip costs far less than everyone driving separately. VIB3S suggests a fair price per seat based on the route.
Can I organise the trip home after the race?
Yes, and that's when it helps most: agree on a time and meeting point in the VIB3S chat before you go in, and when it's over you just head to the car.
More tips in our guide how to carpool to a festival.
Valencia MotoGP 2026 — reach Cheste with your ride sorted
Share the car. Split the costs. Enjoy the season finale.
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