The delegate for Sports at the provincial institution, Antonio Martín, emphasized the need to support such national events, stating they are "the fruit of collaboration and the firm commitment of clubs, the City Council, and federations." Martín highlighted that sport acts as "a driver of tourism and economy," benefiting the municipality and the region, and reaffirmed the institution's strong support for these events due to their role in fostering sports values and their economic and tourism impact.
The mayor of Almodóvar del Río, Ramón Hernández, expressed his gratitude for the Provincial Council's support, noting that the event represents "an economic boost for our businesses" and that "sport is an activity with great economic impact, it is local development and economic impulse, and it also benefits surrounding towns."
Alfonso Luna, representing the Almodóvar Motocross Club, highlighted the organizational efforts and the renovation of the El Pinillo circuit, describing it as "spectacular" and expressing hope for a large turnout of fans.
The event, jointly organized by the Spanish Royal Motorcycling Federation (RFME), the Andalusian Motorcycling Federation (FAM), and the Almodóvar Motocross Club, promises a weekend of high-level competition. The format rewards the strategy and consistency of the regional teams in the Elite and Promises categories.
Over the two days, free practice and timed sessions will take place on Saturday, followed by the official races on Sunday to determine the Spanish champions for the 2026 edition.
