1980 marked the year that San Marino made its splash in the motorcycle racing world as they celebrated the inaugural San Marino Grand Prix with thousands of cheering fans. After years of holding the event at various venues, the Misano World Circuit was finally deemed home in 2007, after a complete revamp to improve the conditions for riders. Before becoming a permanent fixture in the MotoGP™ calendar, the event did not take place for 13 years, but today, it is an electrifying one that attracts a maximum of 60,000 fans to the circuit. With so many like-minded spectators, it is no wonder that the San Marino MotoGP™ tickets are quick to sell out. Not only are fans guaranteed a lively atmosphere at the race, they can also look forward to a fantastic viewing experience.
The circuit was built and designed to allow fans an all-inclusive experience, in which they have an awesome view of the track action. Known amongst riders to be an exceptionally challenging circuit, the Misano World Circuit is one with many tricky spots and riders will have to bring on their A-game to get ahead. Navigating this circuit is an exciting phenomenon to watch and one awesome spot to do so is from the Misanino Grandstand. This grandstand places you between the Curva del Carro and Curva del Tramonto, which is a prime location to catch the skills of riders.