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Montmeló, Spain

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has 3 days to drive planned between October 2026 and October 2027. Noise limit: 105 dB.

Formula 1 and MotoGP circuit at Montmeló, north of Barcelona, known for its long main straight.

4.657 km · 14 turns
Length
4.657 km
14 turns
Upcoming dates
3
3 to drive · 0 to watch
Price range
Not published
Noise limit
105 dB
Organisers
1
Noise rules
Noise limits depend on the event; check with the organiser of your date.

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About the circuit

The track

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya lies at Montmeló, about 25 km north of Barcelona. It opened in 1991 and has hosted the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix ever since, as well as the Catalan motorcycle Grand Prix from 1992. The 4.657 km lap has a main straight of more than a kilometre and a mix of corners that tests every part of a car, which is why it has long been a favourite for pre-season testing.

Signature corners

The straight ends in heavy braking for Elf, turn 1. The long, fast right-hander after it, Renault, loads the tyres for several seconds. Campsa is a fast, blind corner over a crest, and the slow La Caixa hairpin is the main overtaking spot after the back straight.

Who it suits

Barcelona is a great place to understand your car or bike: there is a bit of everything. The circuit's own website may not be reused, so Trackstr lists the dates of organisers who run trackdays and rider trainings here, with the noise limit per date where it is published.

Getting there

Take the AP-7 or C-17 north from Barcelona to Montmeló. Barcelona airport is about 40 minutes away by car, and local trains stop at Montmeló station, a walk from the circuit.

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Full calendar incl. private days  ·  Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya trackdays 2026  ·  Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya trackdays 2027 ·  Official website: www.circuitcat.com

Frequently asked questions

When are the next trackdays at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya?

The next dates to drive at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya: 9 Oct – Speer Racing; 26 Mar – Speer Racing; 1 Oct – Speer Racing. In total there are 3 upcoming days to drive on Trackstr.

How much does a trackday at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya cost?

No full-day prices for upcoming dates at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya are published on Trackstr yet. Each organiser sets its own price: follow the link on a date to see it.

What is the noise limit at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya?

The upcoming days to drive at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya have a published limit of 105 dB. Noise limits depend on the event; check with the organiser of your date.

Is Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya suitable for beginners?

Barcelona suits drivers and riders who want a complete test: a very long straight, fast sweepers and slow technical corners, on a track that teams know inside out. Whether a trackday suits beginners depends on the organiser: some run novice groups or offer instructors, so check their page before booking.

How do I book a trackday at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya?

Trackdays at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya are run by clubs and companies that rent the circuit. Pick a date on Trackstr and click through to the organiser to book directly; Trackstr does not sell places itself.

Which organisers run trackdays at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya?

Organisers with upcoming dates at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya: Speer Racing.

Can I watch races at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya?

There are no upcoming public events listed for Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Trackstr at the moment.

How long is Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya?

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in Spain is 4.657 km long and has 14 turns.