MADRID, 16 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Aspar Circuit of Guadassuar (Valencia), managed by the former driver and CEO of the venue Jorge Martínez ‘Aspar’, will soon open its doors as a “global motorcycling academy”, in a pilot and mechanic training project, headquarters of the GASGAS Aspar Team of the World Motorcycle Championship and motor theme park, with the Aspar Museum as the jewel in the crown of a 370,000 square meter complex.
“A unique project in the world, a motor theme park in which young drivers can start competing and grow in this sport, which combines facilities for the training of mechanics with the presence of all the Aspar Team structures, from the Spanish Moto4 Championship until the World Championship,” the track management revealed in a statement.
The Aspar Circuit will house the GASGAS Aspar Team headquarters and will have four competition tracks. A main one of 2.2 kilometers, a karting one of 850 meters, a dirt one of 1.1 kilometers and another asphalt with 18,000 m2 of surface. In addition, it will have a 15,000 m2 paddock and 128 boxes, a green area of 80,000 m2, the Aspar Museum, restaurant, terraces, multifunction rooms, heliport and infirmary.
“Aspar Circuit will be the first global motorcycling academy in the world. This project will work on road safety for children, the training of drivers and mechanics from the base, and will also become the headquarters of all team structures “We are going to show something totally different, there is no project like this. We will soon announce everything that involves the Aspar Circuit,” said Jorge Martínez ‘Aspar’, CEO of the Aspar Circuit.
The objective of this project is linked to two aspects: pilot training and talent development, and commercial or corporate activities. The Aspar Circuit will become a center for the development of talent at all levels, in an environment of high competition and with renowned professionals.
The young promises of motorcycling will receive advice for their technical, physical, academic and communication preparation. The Aspar Circuit will cover everything from road safety for children, to the Moto3, Moto2 and MotoE World Cup structures, including the Moto4, European Talent Cup and JuniorGP teams.
And future mechanics will also be trained. “The students of the Aspar KSB Technical Academy mechanics school will have the opportunity to learn at the Circuit facilities to be able to put their knowledge into practice in the competitions prior to the World Championship,” said the Aspar team.
In addition, the Circuit facilities will be available so that motorsport fans can train with their own vehicle or rent one from the fleet of karts, car-cross and motorcycles available. The facilities will also be prepared to organize road safety or drift classes, driving school practices or exhibitions.
On the other hand, the Aspar Circuit also seeks to become a business space in which companies can develop any type of commercial, corporate or business activity. Its quality facilities and infrastructure make it a privileged place to host events, hold product presentations, video and photo sessions and even concerts.