Valencia is getting a massive injection of racing culture as MotoGP takes over the iconic Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias for five straight days of free fan activities and experiences.
Running from 25 to 29 November 2026, the event kicks off on Wednesday with a special Meet the Riders session. Marc Márquez, Jorge Martín, Fermín Aldeguer and Maverick Viñales are among the stars scheduled to appear on Wednesday afternoon for a live Q&A, followed by an autograph and photo signing session. Exact timings for the rider event are still to be confirmed.
Beyond meeting the heroes of the sport, the festival grounds will be packed with ways for fans to test their own skills. Visitors can hop onto MotoGP riding simulators or grab a PlayStation 5 controller in the MotoGP 26 gaming zone. For those who prefer to admire the machinery, a championship trophy replica will be on display alongside a full MotoGP exhibition featuring motorcycles, racing suits, and competition equipment.
DAZN is also bringing a heavy lineup of entertainment to the grounds, including a MotoGP reflex test, an F1 podium challenge, football and basketball activities, and a prize wheel. Throughout the rest of the week, fans can expect live radio broadcasts, entertainment, live DJ sets, and food and drink available at the Estrella Galicia bar area.
When the track action gets underway, supporters won't miss a beat. The site will broadcast the racing live on DAZN, allowing crowds to watch Saturday's Tissot Sprint and Sunday's Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP races together.
While admission to the five-day festival is completely free, advance registration is mandatory. Fans simply need to sign up through the official event page to secure a QR code for entry, either on their phone or printed out. Children are welcome when accompanied by a responsible adult.
Note that this is entirely separate from the ticketed MotoGP Live at Marina Sur event taking place on 27 and 28 November at a different location, which features live music performances from LUCHO RK and HUGEL and requires its own admission.
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