Estoril is one of the 17 circuits around the world that make up the Moto GP motorbike championships. Thousands of spectators descend on the track to watch riders race on state-of-the-art bikes at incredible speeds in excess of 300kph (185mph). First used for a Moto GP circuit in 2000, the course in this pretty coastal town is now a firm favourite among riders and biking fans. The course has a reputation for being one of the trickiest tracks on the Moto GP calendar with bumpy straights, constant radius corners, heavy braking zones and a tricky chicane which guarantees some exhilarating racing. There is live music keeping biking fans entertained after the racing.

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