The Fuente Álamo City Council will assess the damage and plan measures after the 'rave'

The presence of almost 3,000 vehicles and several thousand people between December 30 and January 6 has left a trail of graffiti, garbage, broken fences and the detachment of some security elements on the track of the Fuente Álamo speed circuit . It is the first assessment, still very provisional, that the mayor, Juana María Martínez, makes after the initial inspections of the Los Milanos municipal circuit, the scene this year of the illegal 'Fucking Big Party' rave.

What stands out the most are two large mountains of garbage where the partygoers accumulated their waste in these seven days. In them there are hundreds of bags and belongings such as chairs and tables in poor condition. Throughout this week, the first mayor and directors of the Fuente Álamo Moto Club plan to visit the municipal circuit facilities to definitively assess the damage and plan the first and most urgent actions.

What will probably also take many hours of work is the elimination of large graffiti, drawings and phrases that were made on the walls of the 'boxes' and other interior and exterior walls of the circuit during the days that the illegal party took place.

Prevent access

The mayor and those responsible for the Fuente Álamo Moto Club will also analyze how to provide greater security to the circuit to prevent access to stealthy drivers who want to use the 3,700-meter track to squeeze their vehicles.

The facilities are municipally owned, but in 2018 their management was entrusted to the Fuente Álamo Motoclub, which has invested around 500,000 euros in this time in the speed circuit. The track has not yet been able to be inaugurated because it is pending resurfacing.