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Fórmula 1 Aramco Gran Premio De España 2025
30 MAY
Practice 1
17:00 - 18:00
17:00 - 18:00
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30 MAY
Practice 2
20:30 - 21:30
20:30 - 21:30
SYNC TO CALENDAR
31 MAY
Practice 3
16:00 - 17:00
16:00 - 17:00
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31 MAY
Qualifying
19:30 - 20:30
19:30 - 20:30
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01 JUNE
Race
18:30
18:30
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About the Event
Introduction to the Spanish Grand Prix
Exciting Racing Action in Barcelona
The Spanish Grand Prix held at the legendary Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, provides immense racing action with its ideal mix of high-speed straights, technical corners, and elevation changes. Famous for its challenging layout, the circuit challenges driver ability ensuring every move is unpredictable. The Formula 1 teams and fans arrive well-prepared, making for an exceptionally competitive race weekend with plenty of thrill-a-minute action.
A Must-Watch Event on the F1 Calendar
The Spanish Grand Prix is a highlight of the Formula 1 calendar, with a combination of history, technical racing, and passionate fans. With its circuit complexity, changing weather, and dramatic overtakes, the race holds viewers in suspense. Taking place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, it's an event not to be missed where the best teams race for the win on one of the sport's toughest circuits.
Event Details & Schedule
Race Weekend Dates and Timings
The 2025 Spanish Grand Prix will be held over three days. One day will be practice day then the qualifying match and then the grand finale on 1st June 25.
Track Features and High-Speed Sections
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya features a combination of high-speed straights, flowing curves, and complex corners. Some of the high-speed sections are the long start-finish straight and the high-speed right turn at Turn 3, where the drivers drive their cars to their limits.
Top Teams and Drivers Competing in 2025
The teams competing include Red Bull, Mercedes, Ferrari, McLaren, and Aston Martin, with star F1 drivers such as Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc, and Lando Norris fighting for the win on one of F1's toughest tracks.
Premium Chauffeur Services for the Spanish Grand Prix
Luxury Transfers to Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Travel to the Spanish Grand Prix in ultimate comfort and style with our luxury chauffeur service, featuring high-end vehicles such as Mercedes-Benz S-Class, BMW 7 Series, and Rolls-Royce for a hassle-free trip to the circuit.
VIP Chauffeur Services for Corporate Clients
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Private Chauffeurs for F1 Fans and Tourists
Feel the excitement of Formula 1 without the hassle. Our private chauffeur offers door-to-door service, flexible scheduling, and a customized experience, so you can enjoy race weekend stress-free.
Why Book a Chauffeur Service for the Spanish Grand Prix?
Stress-Free Travel on Race Weekend
Skip the traffic jams, parking worries, and public transport delays with a professional chauffeur service guaranteeing smooth and on-time transfers.
Comfort and Luxury in a Busy City
Travel in luxury cars with luxurious interiors, air conditioning, and personalized service, providing a smooth ride despite the crowds of race day in Barcelona.
Secure and Reliable Transport for VIPs
With discreet, expert chauffeurs and high-level security, VIP guests, businesspeople, and celebrities can travel securely, in peace around the Grand Prix weekend.
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
First Grand Prix
1991
Number of Laps
66
Circuit Length
4.657 km
Race Distance
307.236 km
Lap Record
1:16.330 Max Verstappen (2023)
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is the most famous circuit in Formula 1, situated near Barcelona, Spain. Famous for its high-speed straights, technical turns, and sudden changes in elevation, it offers exciting racing action year in and year out. This circuit hosts the very popular Spanish Grand Prix, and welcomes motorsport fans from all over the world, promising an unforgettable experience for spectators and F1 drivers alike.
When Was The Track Built?
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya was constructed in 1991 as a preparation for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. The circuit was built to enhance Spain's motorsport profile and has since then emerged as an important venue for Formula 1, MotoGP, and other global racing competitions.
When Was Its First Grand Prix Held?
The first Grand Prix of the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya took place on September 29, 1991, as part of the Formula 1 World Championship. Nigel Mansell took the victory in a thrilling duel with Ayrton Senna, the start of the circuit's long history with F1.
Circuit Layout & Features
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is 4.675 km (2.905 miles) long. This circuit is used for F1 pre-season testing due to its balanced mix of straights and corners. The key features include -
- Length - 4.675 km (2.905 miles)
- Number of Turns - 14 (7 left, 7 right)
- Long Main Straight - Ideal for high-speed overtakes and DRS activation.
- Technical Middle Sector - A mix of medium and slow-speed corners testing car balance and tyre wear
- Elevation Changes - Adds to the challenge with uphill and downhill braking zones
- High-Speed Corners - Including the famous Turn 3, requiring strong aerodynamic performance
- Chicane Before Final Turn - Slows down cars before the main straight, improving safety
- Multiple DRS Zones - Enhancing overtaking opportunities during the race
Why Visit?
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya offers an amazing experience. Here’s why to visit this iconic location -
- Iconic F1 Venue - A historic track that has hosted thrilling Grand Prix races since 1991.
- Perfect for Motorsport Fans - Experience the roar of engines and high-speed battles up close.
- Easy Access from Barcelona - Just 30 minutes from the city, making it a convenient race destination.
- Fantastic Viewing Spots - Multiple grandstands and general admission areas offer great race views.
- Mild Mediterranean Climate - Enjoy comfortable weather during race weekends.
- Year-Round Activities - Besides F1, the circuit hosts MotoGP, endurance races, and public track days.
- Vibrant Atmosphere - A buzzing crowd, passionate fans, and an electrifying race-day experience.
Where is the Best Place to Watch?
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- Grandstand Main (G) & Main Straight: Ideal for viewing the beginning, pit stops, and the finish line action.
- Grandstand A & B (Turn 1 & 2): Enjoy the overtakes as cars fight for position into the first chicane.
- Grandstand C (Turn 3): A fast corner where you can witness the real aerodynamic capabilities of F1 vehicles.
- Grandstand H & I (Turns 4 & 5): Excellent area for middle part action and clever overtakes.
- Grandstand K (Turn 10): An ideal passing spot where late braking creates thrilling moments.
- General Admission Zones: Offers several hillside areas with spectacular views of the circuit.
Additional Experiences Around the Grand Prix
Upscale your Formula 1 Aramco Gran Premio De España 2025 with exclusive add-ons outside the circuit.
- Discover Barcelona's Iconic Sites - Visit Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, and La Rambla to experience the city's rich culture.
- Luxury Dining & Nightlife - Treat yourself to Michelin-rated restaurants or have beachside cocktails at Barceloneta.
- Exclusive F1 Events & Afterparties - Join VIP F1-themed parties and driver meet-and-greet sessions.
- Penedès Wine Country Tours - Go on a day trip to the surrounding vineyards and relish world-class Catalan wines.
- Yacht Charter in Port Olímpic - Discover the coast of Barcelona with a luxury yacht cruise.
- Football at Camp Nou - Visit the FC Barcelona stadium and relive football matches.
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