2026 24H Series Michelin 24H Barcelona, Spain | Automotive Experience
Endurance Racing
2026 24H Series Michelin 24H Barcelona, Spain
Montmeló, Catalonia, Spain2026-09-18 to 2026-09-20
About This Event
Spain's longest-running endurance race, held continuously since 1998 on the 4.657km Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya — the traditional championship finale for the 24H Series European season. A multi-class field spanning GT3 and GT4 machinery, touring cars and 24H-Specials races through day and night on a layout mixing long straights with technical corners.
What to Expect
Twenty-four-hour endurance race closing the Michelin 24H Series European championship season
Multi-class grid mixing GT3, GT4, touring cars and 24H-Specials across five separate categories
Spain's longest-running endurance event, held continuously at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya since 1998
Day-and-night racing on 4.657-kilometer layout combining long straights with technical corners
Turn 1 hairpin and Turn 10 left-hander create heavy braking zones where position changes concentrate
Best Way to Experience It
General admission includes paddock access to watch pit stops and driver changes throughout
Trackside positions at Turn 1 hairpin reward spectators with heaviest braking and overtaking action
Good to Know
On-site parking requires advance booking with license plate registration; flat rate from €25
R2 Nord train connects Barcelona to Montmeló station, 45-minute walk from circuit
Bags over 15 liters prohibited; food allowed in plastic bottles up to 1.5 liters
September temperatures reach 26°C daytime, 20°C overnight with occasional rain periods
Is This Event Right For You?
Best fit if you enjoy championship finales — European Series season-ender determines final standings, 27th edition since 1998 carries title implications, Fermín Vélez Trophy honors two-time World Sportscar champion who founded the event.
Best fit if you value accessible endurance racing — €10 general admission includes paddock access to GT3, GT4, touring car teams during twice-round-the-clock format, enthusiast-focused atmosphere without corporate hospitality emphasis.
Best fit if you like multi-class competition — separate GT3, GT4, sports car, touring car, 24H-Specials classes race simultaneously, 4.657km all-rounder circuit tests endurance across straights, sweeping turns, technical sections.
Not ideal if you prefer single-day events — continuous overnight racing format within Friday-Sunday weekend window requires full 24-hour commitment or acceptance of missing overnight hours, unlike sprint race series.
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Permanent CircuitPublic Transit AccessThree-Day EventBeginner Friendlyear protection recommendedbehind the scenes touramateur entry availableSupercars & ExoticsDay/Night MixedInternational Eventlivestream available