The Navarra circuit is qualified to hold international, national and regional races, along with a range of other activities. The racetrack features a combination of fast, slow and more technical stretches, and it originally opened in June 2010.

The most significant change under the 2024 redevelopment of the circuit was the creation of a substantially revised and enhanced new layout, extending the existing 3.9km configuration to 4.3km. These changes have made the circuit faster and more flowing, and therefore much more satisfying to ride and drive. 

The main pit building at the circuit has 32 extremely large garages (7 x 15m) featuring Wifi, TV connections and toilets, with 17 hospitality suites directly above for teams and guests to use. These can accommodate 35 to 40 people and have views across the start/finish straight and pitlane area. On the same floor there are many offices, a large dedicated briefing room, a podium and an impressive media centre capable of hosting 150 people. On the top floor of the main pit building is a vast open air terrace offering spectacular panoramic views of the circuit, the paddock and the surrounding countryside.

The control tower is a flagship building of the circuit. The ground floor and first floor are occupied by the circuit staff and a first-class race control room. The second and third floors are 300m² VIP rooms ideal for hosting corporate events and raceday hospitality. These have incredible 360° views and each one can accommodate up to 100 guests.