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Endurance Racing

2026 24H Series Michelin 24H Barcelona, Spain

Circuit de Barcelona, Montmeló, Spain18–20 Sep 2026Weekend

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The 2027 edition runs 10 to 12 September.

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Why You Should Go

The championship finale of the Michelin 24H Series European Series at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

Format

3-day endurance race

Crowd

petrolheads & locals

Vibe

Day & night, Relaxed

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.

1What 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
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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

2Best 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

About the Venue

Race Tracks

Circuit de Barcelona

  • 4.66 km
  • Opened 1991
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3Logistics

  • 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

4Frequently Asked Questions

  • 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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