Your bike. Spanish sun. A whole circuit in front of you.
Track riding in Spain
You've been riding for a while. You love speed, beautiful corners and that feeling when everything just clicks. But something starts to itch: what would it be like to really ride on a circuit?
Not between cars, speed cameras and roundabouts. But on a real Grand Prix circuit. With room to learn, ride ever more smoothly and gain more confidence lap after lap.
Welcome to JMTrackriders. We organise motorcycle trackdays in Spain for riders who mainly want one thing: ride a lot, have fun and get better on the bike.
And no — you absolutely don't need to be an experienced racer. In fact: especially if this is your first time on track, we want you to think after a few days:
“Why didn't I do this much sooner?”
Jerez
Ride where the MotoGP heroes ride
Jerez is one of those circuits every motorcycle enthusiast really has to ride at least once.
You ride the same track where MotoGP races every year in front of packed grandstands. Fast corners, hard braking, back on the throttle and those long stretches where you can finally experience what your bike can really do.
But Jerez isn't only for fast or experienced track riders. Even if you've never ridden on a circuit before, you are welcome.
You don't have to prove anything to anyone. You ride at your own level and build your speed and confidence over the days. Questions about lines, braking points, tyre pressure or bike setup? We'll help you.
After a few sessions something special usually happens. You no longer think about the fact that you're “riding on a circuit”. You're simply riding.
Corner. Brake. Turn in. Apex. Throttle.
And when you take off your helmet after your session, you understand why track riding is so addictive. This is Jerez.
Monteblanco
Maybe you don't know this circuit yet. After three days you'll never forget it.
Monteblanco is different.
Less famous than Jerez, but precisely because of that incredibly interesting for a track trip. A modern Spanish circuit with technical corners, fast sections and enough challenge to discover something new every session.
For first-time track riders that's fantastic. You don't have to be the fastest straight away. It's about noticing throughout the day that things keep getting easier.
A corner you hesitated in this morning? By the afternoon it suddenly flows. A braking point that was different every lap? By the end of the day it's exactly where you want it.
And that's what makes a few days of track riding so much fun.
You don't have to be a racer
This might be the most important thing we can tell you.
You don't need a €30,000 track bike. You don't need to get your knee down. And you certainly don't need to be “good enough” before booking a trackday. You come to the circuit precisely to get better.
At JMTrackriders it's not about who sets the fastest lap. We want an environment where you can ride safely, get lots of track time, meet other riders and go home a better rider than when you arrived.
Beginner? Great. Ridden on track before? Also great. Fast rider who wants to seriously work on lap times? Bring it on.
From road bike to circuit
Your first track day can be quite exciting. Is my bike suitable? Which tyres do I need? Which group should I choose? What should I bring? How do I even get my bike to Spain?
You don't have to figure that out alone. We help you before departure and on the circuit.
So you can focus on what you came to Spain for: riding. Lots of riding.
Motorcycle transport to Spain
And you don't have to drive thousands of kilometres across Europe with a trailer. For selected events JMTrackriders can take care of transporting your bike to Spain.
You travel comfortably to Spain and your bike is ready and waiting for you.
Helmet on. Start the engine. Out of the pit lane. That's when your holiday really begins.
Jerez or Monteblanco?
Why choose? Jerez gives you that special feeling of riding a world-famous Grand Prix circuit. Monteblanco gives you a technical, challenging circuit where you can learn an enormous amount.
But at both you get what you came for: Spanish sun. Motorcycles. Circuit. Lots of track time. And a group of people who are just as crazy about riding as you are.
Maybe you book your first trackday thinking: “I’ll just try it once.” We’re warning you now. Chances are it won’t stop at once.