Can I Park at the Track?

There is on-site parking at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Spectators are advised to know where their seating is before parking to cut down on walking time.

Is There Reserved Seating?

All grandstand tickets include reserved seating with unobstructed views.

Does the Circuit Have Disabled / Reduced-Mobility Access?

The Main Grandstand and Grandstand G both offer wheelchair access.

Is There Food at the Track?

There stands and trucks with food at the circuit, but spectators are advised to bring their own food.

What Should I Bring with Me?

Food/Snacks

Sunscreen

Bottled water (no glass bottles)

Ear plugs

Portable radio and headphones

Folding chair (for general admission spectators)

Cameras or camcorders

What’s Prohibited at the Race?

Drugs/Alcohol

Firearms/Weapons

Fireworks

Glass

Animals (except for guide dogs)

How Should I Dress on Race Day?

To account for the potential for chilly weather, spectators are encouraged to bring a light jacket. Long trousers and polo shirts are acceptable for men. Women can wear skirts and dresses. No track suits, beach attire, or short should be worn.

What Activities Are Available at the Track?

Spectators can enjoy a variety of entertainment at the circuit, including:

F1 Fanzone

Autograph sessions

Kid’s karting exhibition

Fan Forum

Run the Track event

What’s the Best Transportation to Get to the Track?

Spectators can travel to the track using:

Train: Barcelona Sants, Passeig de Gracia, and Clot connect to Barcelona via Montmelo. A shuttle bus runs between Montmelo Station and the circuit

Bus: Transfers from barcelona Nord bus station

Ride Sharing

What are some dining suggestions for after the Race?

The following eateries work for post-race meals:

Can Parera

Nou Tropical

La Llar d’en Tariel

Llium & Delicious

El Raco de les Brases Restaurant

When Should I Arrive at the Track?

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya opens at 9:00 AM. General Admission spectators are suggested to arrive as early as possible.