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Welcome to Circuit de Catalunya, the permanent motorsport circuit located in Montmeló, near Granollers in Catalonia. This renowned venue hosts Formula 1, MotoGP, ELMS, the 24H Barcelona and other major series, drawing fans from across Spain and beyond. The facility features a main grandstand by the pit lane, multiple additional grandstands, and a comprehensive seating chart that ensures a great view no matter where you sit. Whether you’re attending a race weekend or a special motorsport event, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby places to stay and eat.
We’ll help you secure your seats, navigate parking lots that open early on event days, and plan convenient transit from Barcelona and the surrounding region. For the complete experience, check out our affiliate hotel and restaurant guides for Montmeló, Granollers, and the El Vallès area to find trusted options that fit your budget and preferences.
Venue details: Circuit de Catalunya sits at Ctra Parets, a Granollers Km.2, 08160 Montmeló, Spain (also listed as Mas Moreneta PKM 2.5). The circuit’s layout supports large international events with a capacity of roughly 140,700 in the main event setup, while total attendance can vary by year (e.g., 2023 F1 attendance exceeded 284,066 over four days). Parking comprises about 32,000 spaces across dedicated lots aligned with grandstands and event schedules. Transit options include private vehicles and RENFE/Rodalies R2 Nord from Barcelona, with additional train details available on the official site. Notable events include the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix and the MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix, along with other series like ELMS and the 24H Barcelona. While the venue has been known as Circuit de Catalunya (1991–2013), current branding commonly appears as Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. In 2026, discussions continue about calendar allocations with a Madrid-hosted event referenced in the broader Spanish GP context.
We’ve organized this page to help you plan a smooth visit—from finding the best seats to securing hotel rooms and dining options in the nearby towns of Montmeló, Granollers, and the El Vallès region. See our affiliate partner recommendations for hotels and restaurants to secure convenient, reliable options close to the action.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: Ctra Parets, a Granollers Km.2, 08160 Montmeló, Spain (also listed as Mas Moreneta PKM 2.5 in some sources).
- Venue type: permanent motorsport circuit capable of hosting Formula 1, MotoGP, and other major events.
- Capacity: roughly 140,700 spectators for the main event layout (grandstands + GA); total event attendance has varied by year (e.g., 2023 F1 attendance over 284,066 for four days).
- Seating chart: main grandstand by the pit lane and multiple other grandstands (e.g., Grandstand C is a named seating block; maps are available through official and partner pages).
- Parking: about 32,000 parking spaces with dedicated lots open early on event days; parking zones vary by grandstand and event.
- Transit: accessible by private vehicle and public transport (RENFE/Rodalies R2 Nord from Barcelona; train options described on the official site).
- Nearby hotels: direct options such as Ibis Barcelona Montmeló-Granollers and other hotels in Granollers/El Vallès region; see hotel guides for Montmeló area.
- Notable events hosted: Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix (historically), MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix, plus other series (ELMS, 24H Barcelona, etc.). Attendance figures and event slate are published by Circuit de Catalunya.
- Renamed/demolished: formerly known as Circuit de Catalunya (1991–2013); current branding commonly appears as Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya; in 2026 the Spanish GP calendar has included a Madrid-hosted event (Madring) with ongoing discussion about calendar allocations.