The karting circuit incorporates scale replicas of Alonso's favorite curves from circuits like Suzuka, Spa-Francorchamps, and Valencia.
The collection features the original karts Alonso used during his childhood, meticulously preserved since his competitive beginnings.
The museum displays the Toyota TS050 Hybrid that won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2018 and 2019.
The facility is designed as a multifunctional space to foster grassroots motorsport development in the Asturias region.
The track surface and layout meet CIK-FIA international safety and technical standards.
The Museo y Circuito Fernando Alonso houses the entire career collection of the two-time Formula 1 World Champion, including every kart and race car he has driven competitively. Located on the outskirts of Oviedo, the facility integrates a museum with a professional-grade karting track designed by Alonso himself to replicate his favorite corners from international circuits. The exhibit spans his early karting days through his tenure in F1, WEC, and the Dakar Rally. Visitors can view his championship-winning Renault cars alongside his racing suits, helmets, and trophies. The complex serves as both an educational motorsport center and an active training ground for aspiring racers. The track holds international homologation, allowing it to host major karting competitions. The museum layout follows a chronological progression of his professional milestones.
Beside the full-scale replica of the championship-winning Renault F1 car in the main exhibition hall.
Check the track schedule before arriving, as public karting sessions may be suspended during private training or racing events.
Combine your museum visit with a karting session on the track to experience the circuit layout firsthand.
Wear comfortable walking shoes for navigating the sprawling museum floor and the outdoor viewing areas of the circuit.
Do not expect to see current-year F1 cars, as these are typically held by the respective racing teams.
Closed on certain public holidays; track availability is restricted during private championships.
