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Torrential rainfall has caused deadly floods in the southeastern Spanish region, which could impact the MotoGP season finale in Valencia. Reportedly, at least 51 people are known to have died, and over 1,000 troops have been deployed to assist with the rescue operation. Valencia’s Ricardo Tormo Circuit is scheduled to host the final round of […]
“At least 51 people have reportedly died, and over 1,000 troops have been deployed for the rescue operation. The final round of the 2024 MotoGP season at the Valencia MotoGP circuit is scheduled for November 15-17, but the track’s access and parking infrastructure are seriously damaged. More than 200 litres of rainwater per square metre fell in less than 12 hours, causing significant damage. General director Nicolas Collado confirmed all people at the circuit are safe, with plans underway for assessing the damage and ensuring the Grand Prix can proceed safely. Almost 100 individuals found refuge at the track’s gym and offices, including staff in different roles and the Formula E logistics team. MotoGP expressed support for those affected by the flooding and is working with local authorities to assist in the recovery efforts.”
