Under the new contract, the Montmeló track will host the world championship in 2028, 2030, and 2032, in addition to the 2026 edition. The event will also undergo a rebranding, officially becoming the Gran Premi de Barcelona-Catalunya. The Catalan Government highlights that the race generates an economic impact of over 300 million euros and supports 2,500 jobs.
“"Barcelona is an incredible city, and Formula 1 fans always welcome us with great passion."
Since 1991, Catalonia has hosted 35 consecutive editions of the championship. The new governance model, led by Fira Circuit since January 2025, aims to ensure the long-term competitiveness and growth of the facility within the international racing scene.
