The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve is hosting the MotoGP world championship for the sixth time in its history. Miguel Oliveira and the best riders in motorcycling return next March, in what will be the second race of the 2024 world championship calendar.
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Sunday - March 24 or Weekend Pass - March 22 to 24.
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Algarve Motorsports Park Sítio do Escampadinho, Mexilhoeira Grande, 8500-148 Portimão, Portugal
The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve (AIA) race track opened its doors on 2nd November 2008 after just seven months of construction. It was a true race against time to host the circuit’s inaugural race – the final round of the Superbike World Championship.
Know more about the stands and how to watch closely your favourite races.
Faro Airport 8001-701 Faro, Portugal
via A22 53 min (81.8 km)
via N124 and A22 1 h 12 min (95.5 km)
Get on A22 from N125-10, IC4 and N125-4 | 13 min (11.5 km)
Follow A22 to CM1054. Take exit 3 from A22 | 33 min (63.0 km)
Continue on CM1054 to your destination | 7 min (7.3 km)
Get on A22 from N125-10, IC4 and N125-4 | 13 min (11.5 km)
Follow A22 and A2 to N124 in São Bartolomeu de Messines. Take exit 14 from A2 | 20 min (35.3 km)
Get on A22 in Silves from N124 and N124-1 | 23 min (24.0 km)
Follow A22 to CM1054. Take exit 3 from A22 | 9 min (17.5 km)
Continue on CM1054 to your destination | 7 min (7.3 km)
Lisbon Portela Airport 1700-111 Lisboa, Portugal
via A2 2 h 30 min (290 km)
Get on E1 from Av. Berlim | 2 min (750 m)
Follow A12, A2 and A22 to CM1054 in Faro. Take exit 3 from A22 | 2 h 20 min (282 km)
Continue on CM1054 to your destination | 7 min (7.3 km)
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