🇪🇸Circuito Mike G Guadix

Circuito Mike G Guadix is a 3.000 km, 19-corner (11 right / 7 left) motor racing circuit in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada within the Granada Geopark, around 40 minutes from the city of Granada in Andalusia, southern Spain. The circuit was opened by the Arroyo brothers on 3 June 2002 with the inaugural Andalucian Speed Championship round, and acquired in 2006 by British racer and entrepreneur Mike Greenhalgh. Mike died in a house fire in 2011, and the venue was renamed Circuito Mike G Guadix in his memory. The 750 m main straight, varied technical sequence and reliably warm, dry Andalusian climate have made Guadix one of the most popular winter testing and trackday venues for European motorcycle riders.