Company Motorsport Vision (MSV) unveiled this Thursday the first fix made on Navarra CircuitThat acquired last November for 7 million euros. Over the last few months, the circuit has hosted several batches, private tests and motorsport and motorcycle events. Among them, NAPA Race Weekend, which takes place at the end of July and is hosted by Royal Spanish Automobile Federation (RFEDA). It was a weekend led by Spanish F4 Championshipby race also of Spanish TCR And porsche-sprint Iberian Challenge.

Participants in this event were among the first to see the changes that had been made. Among the improvements made was a complete renovation of the race management system, with the installation of new screens and technology CCTV improved. Re-decoration of the exterior of the control tower and control building has also been carried out. box“the most interesting building on the circuit”.

Following the example of the five MSV managed circuits great Britainall signs have been changed, including start/finish line gantry, pit buildings, the paddockaudience area and VIP hospitality 360 degree control tower. circuit from go karts it has also been renovated, while the irrigation system has been repaired.

“Progress was also made in a number of key operational areas with the aim of improving security, communications and overall site efficiency. For example, new helmets have been purchased for all track marshals. For his part, he paddock stem, located in the pit building, has been completely renovated. It will be open from now on whenever any type of activity occurs on the circuit,” the UK company said in a statement.

MSV CEO, Jonathan Palmer, stated that the company had invested more than 500,000 euros in the initial phase of this repair and modification. “I’m happy to say that he looks better than ever. Every visitor will notice the difference as soon as they arrive (…) Over the past few months, we have also strengthened our team and acquired several new vehicles. MSV has very ambitious plans for the next phase of work, which will allow the circuit to show its full potential,” he said.