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GP FINAL SATURDAY 15 MAY 2027 CIRCUITO DE JEREZ–ÁNGEL NIETO
IT'S NOT A RACE. IT'S A WAR BETWEEN FAMILIES.
SATURDAY 15 MAY 2027CIRCUITO DE JEREZ–ÁNGEL NIETO
Twelve creators leading twelve families, in real race cars.
No on-sale date yet. Watch for the announcement on our social accounts.
PICK YOUR FAMILY
Twelve capos. They all want the same thing: to win Vendetta Race.
Roro
Lifestyle
GoDeiK
Gaming and reactions
Fargan
YouTube
Alvaro845
Esports
Julián Gil
Actor and model
WithZack
Gaming
Alejandra Jaramillo
International TV
Perxitaa
Streaming
Miguelillo
Live streams
Reysa
Football
Laura Matamoros
TV and lifestyle
+100 M followers between the capos. All eyes on one race.
Combined follower count of the twelve confirmed capos.
“Whoever controls the circuits controls the power.”
Twelve families signed the pact. Promises made off the track get collected on it.
NOBODY RACES ALONE HERE
Every family has its capo and its emblem, and only one leaves Jerez as the most powerful in Vendetta.
The families are born at the Draft. 20 October 2026.
FIVE BATTLES. ONE FAMILY LEFT STANDING.
Speed wins races, but cunning runs this one. And the crowd votes live on what happens on track.
THE FIVE BATTLES
I
CLASSIFIED
II
CLASSIFIED
III
CLASSIFIED
IV
CLASSIFIED
V
CLASSIFIED
The names and rules of the battles will be revealed little by little.
THIS IS WHERE IT GETS SETTLED
Circuito de Jerez–Ángel Nieto SATURDAY 15 MAY 2027
Everything the season builds up gets settled here, in a single day.
- 4.423 KM
- 13 CORNERS
- MOTOGP SINCE 1987
- 12+ HOURS OF ACTION
Select a number to explore each corner.
Reference information. Interpreted layout, not an official map.
Source: Diario de Jerez
Corner 1 · Expo 92
A right-hand corner that marks the start of the circuit. It is a common place to attempt an overtake or set one up for the next corner. Its name commemorates the 1992 Universal Exposition in Seville.
Corner 2 · Michelin
Also a right-hander, this corner is tighter than the previous one, offering overtaking opportunities under braking. It is named after the French tyre manufacturer.
Corner 3
An open left-hand corner that almost flows into the next one after a short straight. It currently has no assigned name.
Corner 4
Like the previous corner, it has no name. Together with turn 3, it forms a long, fast left-hand bend leading to one of the key points of the circuit.
Corner 5 · Sito Pons
A right-hand corner where overtaking is difficult, but which is crucial for the approach to the longest straight. It is named after the two-time 250cc world champion.
Corner 6 · Dani Pedrosa
Previously known as Dry Sack, this right-hander is one of the most spectacular corners. It sits at the end of the straight, is downhill and very tight. It is a frequent overtaking spot and was Dani Pedrosa’s favourite braking zone.
Corner 7 · Carmelo Ezpeleta
A fast, sweeping left-hander leading to tighter corners. It bears the name of Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of Dorna and a strong supporter of the Circuito de Jerez–Ángel Nieto.
Corner 8 · Jorge Martínez “Aspar”
Another left-hander, where getting the approach right is important before reaching one of Jerez’s action hotspots. It is dedicated to the four-time world champion, with three titles in 80cc and one in 125cc.
Corner 9 · Ángel Nieto
A 90-degree right-hand corner that almost flows straight into Peluqui. It is named after the “twelve plus one” time world champion.
Corner 10 · Peluqui
Also a 90-degree right-hander, this corner honours Antonio Sánchez Garrido, known as Peluqui, one of the greatest riders ever to come from Jerez.
Corner 11 · Álex Crivillé
A high-speed right-hand corner that, together with Ferrari, is key to improving lap times. It is dedicated to the two-time world champion.
Corner 12 · Ferrari
This right-hand bend almost joins the previous corner and bears the name of the legendary car manufacturer.
Corner 13 · Jorge Lorenzo
A left-hand corner with a very challenging entry and exit. It is one of the most technical corners on the circuit and was renamed in honour of the three-time MotoGP world champion.
PADDOCK
VENDETTA DOESN'T END WITH A RACE. IT STARTS WHEN YOU WALK IN.
The garages, where it all gets decided over the radio.
ROAD TO JEREZ
THE CONCLAVE
Madrid. Vendetta Race is unveiled.
DONETHE DRAFT
Live. The twelve families are born.
7 days to go
DONEROAD TO THE GP
The capos train. The official documentary tells it from the inside.
DONEGP FINAL
Circuito de Jerez–Ángel Nieto.
DONE
DON'T JUST WATCH VENDETTA. WEAR IT.
The first official drop is on its way.
FIRST DROP · COMING SOON
GOT A QUESTION BEFORE YOU COME?
When is it?
On Saturday 15 May 2027. Timings will be published later.
Where is it?
At Circuito de Jerez–Ángel Nieto, in Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz, Spain). By car, take the A-381; Jerez airport is right next door.
Where do I buy tickets?
Right here, on the official site. When sales open, the Buy tickets button will take you straight there. Don't trust any other channel.
What does the day include?
Over 12 hours of racing and entertainment: five battles, the family parade, the Fan Zone, shows between races and the after party.
Can I watch from home?
Yes, live on Twitch, YouTube and TikTok Live, and on the capos' own channels.
What car do they race?
An identical Mitjet 2L for everyone: around 230 hp, rear-wheel drive and a sequential gearbox. The same performance for every family.
Can children come?
Yes. There will be a children's ticket; age and supervision rules will be published when sales open.
Will there be food and parking?
There will be food and themed food trucks inside the venue. Access and parking details will be published before the event.
Is your question not on the list?
Write to us at info@vendettarace.com
GOT A BRAND? THERE'S ROOM IN VENDETTA.
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