Below we have provided a list of circuits ranked by average net predatory/prey movement.
This (new) index tracks the total average movement between the flags for each race 2015 – 2019. Total average movement refers to the rate of passing between riders from start to finish. A circuit with a high index indicates frequent passing and change in rider position from one lap to the next.
From this, we can infer that a circuit with a high net movement index is a more difficult circuit that holds less manufacturer advantage and rewards individual rider skill.
| Rank | Circuit |
|---|---|
| 1 | Catalunya |
| 2 | Silverstone |
| 3 | Le Mans |
| 4 | Jerez |
| 5 | Termas de Rio Hondo |
| 6 | Circuit Ricardo Tormo |
| 7 | Mugello |
| 8 | Phillip Island |
| 9 | Losail Int. Circuit |
| 10 | Circuit of the Americas |
| 11 | TT Assen |
| 12 | Brno |
| 13 | Twin Ring Motegi |
| 14 | Sachsenring |
| 15 | Misano |
| 16 | Sepang Int. Circuit |
| 17 | Red Bull Ring |
| 18 | Aragon |
| 19 | Chang Int. Circuit |