The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is one of Europe’s most recognisable racing venues, known for its flowing layout, long main straight, and mix of high-speed corners and technical sections. Opened in 1991, the circuit quickly became a favourite for teams and drivers thanks to the challenge it offers in both car balance and tyre management. Over the years, it has hosted some memorable moments across top-level motorsport and has become firmly established on the international calendar.
More recently, the circuit has welcomed the FIA World Endurance Championship, bringing a different style of racing to the Catalan venue. Multi-class endurance competition adds another layer of excitement, particularly with the closely fought LMGT3 category, where GT manufacturers battle over long race distances with strategy, consistency, and traffic management playing a huge role. With its passionate crowd, strong motorsport heritage, and demanding design, Barcelona remains a standout stage for endurance racing as well as grand prix competition.