Circuito de Navarra is a recently renovated track on the edge of Spanish Basque Country. It holds a Grade T1 FIA License (meaning it’s allowed to host testing for Formula 1) and a Grade 2 license for competitive two- and four-wheeled racing of all kinds. It’s what you might call a big-kid track, but those certifications mean it’s also designed to a very high degree of safety, so the margins are a bit more forgiving than what you might encounter at your local HPDE or open track day. That’s of some comfort behind the wheel of an Aston Martin hype …
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Author: Byron Hurd
