The MotoGP riders and organisation have firmly embraced the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve as one of the standout venues on the calendar. In 2026, the Portuguese Grand Prix returns once again as the penultimate race of the season, a moment where championship battles often reach their climax.
Join SportTravel for an unforgettable four-night MotoGP experience at the famous rollercoaster of Portimão. This fully organised travel package includes accommodation in Lagos, premium grandstand seating, all circuit transfers, and professional on-site guidance throughout the weekend.
As the Portuguese sun sets over the Algarve, experience the intensity of MotoGP at its most decisive stage, where titles in Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP may well be decided. A perfect combination of world-class racing, atmosphere and Southern European hospitality.
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November 13, - November 15, 2026PORTIMAO GRANDSTAND & VIP TICKETS
AUTODROMO DO ALGARVE
The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, commonly known as the Portimão Circuit, is a spectacular 4.692 km racetrack set in the rolling hills just north of Portimão in southern Portugal. With a spectator capacity of over 100,000, the circuit forms part of an impressive motorsport complex that also includes a karting track, technology park, luxury hotel, sports facilities and modern apartments.
Designed by Ricardo Pina Arquitectos and completed in October 2008, the circuit quickly earned international recognition thanks to its dramatic elevation changes and fast, flowing layout. These characteristics have given it the famous nickname “the rollercoaster of Portimão.” Approved by both the FIM and FIA, the venue made its MotoGP debut in 2020 and has since become a popular and permanent fixture on the championship calendar.
Away from the track, the Algarve offers the perfect setting for a MotoGP getaway. Golden beaches, dramatic coastlines and charming seaside towns such as Lagos and Albufeira provide endless opportunities to relax and explore. Combine thrilling on-track action with fresh seafood, scenic coastal drives and the laid-back Portuguese lifestyle, and it’s easy to see why Portimão is a favourite among MotoGP fans.
