Spanish Grand Prix

Circuit: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Location: near Barcelona
Circuit length: 4.655 km (2.892 mi)
Race length: 307.104 km (190.825 mi)
Laps: 66

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The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, located near to the city of Barcelona, is one of the racetracks on the Formula 1 calendar that is a real test of car and driver as the teams simply know the track so well.

From 1000’s and 1000’s of kilometres of practise and testing that happens at the track before the season starts and sometimes during to the season to the fact that the Spanish Grand Prix has been held at the track every year since 1991, everybody knows everything about the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

That gives the teams a chance to show their worth in the set up of the car, the strategists their chance to shine during the race and it is of course a chance of drivers to really step up and show their worth.

The track is famed for the importance of grabbing pole with 4/5 races seeing the pole setter going on to win the race itself.

What Can We Watch?

You can watch all of the key action from each and every race weekend including all 3 practise sessions, qualifying and of course the actual race itself live.

Spanish Grand Prix

The Spanish Grand Prix is one of the oldest races to be still contested although it has had periods of not been raced during its history.

First run in 1913, the race started with just production cars, before becoming part of the World Manufacturers Championship after First World War. The race joined the European Championship in the mid 1930’s but then the Spanish Civil War stopped any form of racing.

It wasn’t until 1967 when the race was re-booted and since 1968, the race has been a regular part of the Formula 1 calendar, although there have been a number of venues.

In the pre-F1 years, the race was held at Guadarrama, then Sitges-Terramar before moving to Pasarte and then Pedralbes.

In the Formula 1 era the race was first held at Jarama before the race alternated with Montjuic. After a brief period away the race return in 1986 at the historic Jerez racecourse before moving to the current Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya track in Montmeló for the 1991 season.

How To Watch Spanish Grand Prix Live

Simply choose one of the live streaming services below to watch the Spanish Grand Prix live.

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