Known for hosting Formula One European Grand Prix, the Valencia Street Circuit was located in the city of Valencia in Spain. With a track length of 5.419, it incorporated 25 turns including, 14 left-handers and 11 right-handers. The track used the roads striking the harbour of the city as well as America's Cup Port area. Some of the roads, specially designed by architect Herman Tilke were also used. The racing track also included a 140 meter-long swing bridge. On 1st June 2007, a deal was made between the Valmore Sports group, led by Fernando Roig and Bernie Ecclestone, the supremo of Formula One. As per the signed agreement, the Valencia Street Circuit got the rights to host the Formula One European Grand Prix for seven years.
In July 2007, the Valencia Street Circuit with 5.419 kilometers track length was officially unveiled by the then Valencia Counselor and Transport Counselor, Mario Flores.
Though the deal was signed for seven years, Valencia Street Circuit hosted the Formula One European Grand Prix for five years (2008-2012). 
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