Circuit d'Albaida

Circuit d'Albaida is run by Motoclub Ciutat d'Albaida in the province of Valencia and consists of two connected layouts. The speed circuit is 800 metres long and eight metres wide, opened on 8 May 2011, and the club describes it as fast with elevation changes and a corkscrew-style descending corner. The supermoto layout combines the same asphalt loop with a 340-metre off-road section and adds jumps, banked corners and pronounced elevation changes. The club organised European and World Supermoto Championship rounds in 2016, 2017 and 2018, and also runs championships in minibike racing, supermoto, karting and autocross. Members pay five euros less per training day according to the club and get free entry to the supermoto championship rounds; Friday evenings are listed as night sessions, and track bookings go through the club. A supermoto layout with jumps punishes a lively rear just as a motocross track does, except the suspension is set firmer for asphalt and the hit off the face catches you unprepared. Top of our cause list is rear rebound set too fast, levering the rear up off the jump face. Slow it by a few clicks before you work on the rest of the setup.