Moto GP trip - September MotorLand, Aragon

Have just booked the ferry from Plymouth to Santander, and a cheap hotel for Thurs - Sunday nights
looking for any pointers regarding tickets for the circuit. Is it worth spending a little more to get a grandstand seat? I don't have a lot of experience, but when i've looked at grandstand tickets previously, they seem to be mostly sat on the straights, and not necesarily the best views of the corners.
I've got a few days to get myself down to the circuit, so i'm also looking for any suggestions as to what else to see & where else to ride whilst there.

 

Thanks Dougie! All good advice. I've just booked grandstand tickets.
Have also booked accommodation in Sort for the journey down through the Pyrenees.
I'm probably not going to much more so that i can just see where i am & find accommodation as i go.
I can't wait!

 

I'm back!
All i have to say is wow..
Due to work & personal circumstances i was left with next to no time to plan other than chucking anything i thought i might need into my bags, and heading off towards Plymouth on the Sunday. I'd not seen SmilingJack & Old Git's posts, but more by luck than judgement, i managed to take in most of what you mentioned. Thanks gents.
Day one, off the ferry and headed off towards Jaca. what a lovely place.Found a great campsite just a couple of kms south of the town.
The next morning I set out for Sort via Broto and another place whose name escapes me for now!
To be honest, from what i saw, you can't really go wrong. All of the roads i got to ride were stunning, great surface, and for the most part pretty empty.
The following morning I set out for Huesca, visiting the Ski resort of Port de la Bonaigua. no surprise, stunning...
I camped for the night to the NE of Huesca, and then on to Xerta the following day.
Xerta was a nice little place, and great, cheap hostel.
From here it was about an hour or so through the hills to Motorland Aragon.
Really enjoyed the racing, just in awe of what they do. I was pleased I'd spent a little more and got Grandstand tickets, and the helmet park was well worth the money to be rid of my kit for the day.
I decided that on the Monday i would have a longish day (for me!) and get back up to the Atlantic Coast. Another great camp site in Zarautz, lazy couple of days. Food, Wine, Beach, Sea, and then a shortish blast back to Santander on the Wednesday afternoon.
I loved Spain! the scenery, the roads, the food, drink, the kindness off strangers.
Bike was faultless, the Kreiga bags were great, and the camping gear made for cosy nights, not that it was cold!
There's a few pics here.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/kdlh5zw33kndfx9/AADqRJxnobLkVbwzooS0wKPka?dl=0

No question, if you've ever fancied it, just go!

 

Creaky, Yes, tent was in the bags.
I had 4 bags.
1 x 30 ltrs - Tent and assorted other bits, and then dirty clothes as the trip went on.
2 x 20 ltrs - One with Clean Clothes, one with sleep kit. Sleeping bag, Sleep mat, pillow & other camping bits & pieces.
1 x 10 ltrs. - Day to day stuff.
Initially i had the 30 ltr pack as the base, with the 20 ltrs either side & the 10 ltr pack on the tank.
The adhesive that secured the velcro patch to the tank let go over the course of the trip, so moved it to the rear.
I'll be looking at a better way of securing the tank pack.
Whilst i'm sure the ferry isn't the cheapest way of getting there, I would definitely use it again. It's only an hour from home and gets me straight into warm weather & great riding.
I'll be looking out for cheap deals to Roscoff to explore Brittany for a few days.
Something I didn't mention in the first post was using the toll roads. On the days when i wanted to cover a few more miles, i found them quick & quiet, the only pain being having to take gloves off to fish around for cash / cards. I got a little paranoid about holding things up once through the gate to put gloves back on, but i'm sure this was only an issue for me!