2026 Barcelona Grand Prix
12 - 14 June 2026 | Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Secure your general admission, grandstand or hospitality tickets for the Formula 1 Barcelona Grand Prix 2026 with Grand Prix Events, an official ticket agent for the race at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
Why You Should Attend
As one of the most affordable European races on the calendar, a trip to the Barcelona Grand Prix is very alluring. Great food, excellent culture and the best of Spanish beaches in mid-June - what’s not to love? Situated just outside of Barcelona - one of Europe’s great cities - you can pair your visit to the Grand Prix with a city break or an extended beach holiday on the Costa Brava!
Where to Watch at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Catalunya benefits from some of the best grandstand views on the Formula 1 calendar. See the action from the starting grid, the pit garages and the podium celebrations with tickets in the Main Grandstand, or see all of the overtaking at Turn 1 with seats in Grandstands A, E and F. Grandstand L is also recommended, where you’ll have panoramic views of the cars both at Turn 1 and on the infield section of track.
F1 Experiences Packages
Get closer to the action at the Barcelona Grand Prix with a grandstand or hospitality package from F1 Experiences. Additional trackside activities include pit lane walks and guided tours of the track and F1 Paddock. Hotel rooms in Barcelona and daily coach transfers can also be added to your package.
F1 Paddock Club & Hospitality Suites
Elevate your experience at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya with a premium, all-inclusive hospitality package. Choose from affordable options such as the Garden Club or enjoy the very best hospitality in the F1 Paddock Club with gourmet cuisine, open bars and daily pit lane walks.
2026 Barcelona Grand Prix Tickets
Barcelona Grand Prix History
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has been a mainstay on the Formula 1 calendar since 1991, when it first hosted the Spanish Grand Prix. The event moves to Madrid in 2026, but the much-loved Catalunya circuit remains on the calendar as host of the Barcelona Grand Prix. Just three races here have been won away from the front row of the grid - all three classics: Michael Schumacher’s victory in the rain-soaked 1996 race, Fernando Alonso’s most recent career win of his career in 2013 and Max Verstappen’s maiden win making him F1’s youngest-ever winner in 2016.
About Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is located just a short train ride out of Barcelona, one of Europe’s most visited cities. Barcelona is home to impressive architecture, including the iconic Sagrada Familia - the unfinished church, where construction began almost 150 years ago. The city also has a thriving nightlife, where you can enjoy tapas culture, restaurants and bars after a busy day at the track. The circuit itself is close to the town of Montmelo, which is well linked by public transport from Barcelona.
