This route can be split into three distinct sections with differing surfaces and road types.

Benidorm to Guadalest - Fast flowing, good surface with mostly open corners.

Guadalest to Callosa d'en Sarria - Short straights, tigh corners, average surface.

Callosa d'en Sarria to Altea La Vieja - Average speed, some flowing corners, changable surface in harvest season.

Distance: 32.89 mile(s), 52.93 km(s)

The following paragraphs where written for a local magazine in June 2006 and are an account of my first ever track day, held at Ricardo Tormos Circuit on the outskirts of Valencia on the Costa Blanca.

Benissa to Calpe (and back) on the N332, this is very popular with the Sunday morning sportsbike fans, some riding up and down this relatively short section a number of times before heading off for breakfast.

Leaving Dos Aguas (CV435) the road is lined with barriers and is cut into the mountainside, it's quite tight in places but with fast flowing sections.

As the road climbs out of Montroi the surface is very good if a little narrow in places, watch for cars pulling out of the urbanisations in the first couple of miles.