F1 Spanish Grand Prix 2025 (Barcelona): The Final Race at Montmeló

Start of the (F1) Formula 1 Spanish GP (Grand Prix) at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in Montmeló

The 2025 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix will not be just another race—it’s set to be the last time the event takes place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, as from 2026, the Grand Prix will officially move to Madrid’s new street circuit at the IFEMA exhibition centre. Every ending deserves a grand farewell.

This marks the end of an era for Montmeló, a circuit that has hosted historic Formula 1 moments since 1991. If you’ve ever dreamed of experiencing F1 at this iconic track, this is your last chance.

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Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of this historic weekend: dates, tickets, how to get there, what to do in Barcelona, and why this edition promises to be unforgettable.

📅 When is the 2025 F1 Spanish Grand Prix?

Mark your calendar: the race weekend takes place from 30 May to 1 June 2025. Emotions will be running high as fans gather one last time to celebrate the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

On the grid, this season is shaping up to be one of the most dynamic in recent years. McLaren is back in strong form, with Oscar Piastri leading the charge followed by Lando Norris three points behind. The arrival of several highly promising rookies has brought fresh energy and unpredictability to the championship.

One of the most talked-about newcomers is Kimi Antonelli, who has made headlines following his impressive Formula 2 performances. Other rising talents like Isack Hadjar are also turning heads, adding excitement to every race weekend.

🏎️ Saying goodbye to a legendary circuit

With more than three decades of F1 history, the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has long been regarded as one of the most complete and technically demanding tracks on the calendar. Its fast straights, tricky chicanes, and sweeping corners have tested the world’s best drivers and engineers.

The 2025 edition won’t just be a race—it will be a tribute to a legendary venue. Expect special events, guest appearances by F1 legends, and an atmosphere charged with nostalgia and passion.

🎟️ Tickets: What options are available?

For this farewell edition, organisers have offered a wide range of ticket options to suit all budgets and preferences:

• General Admission: Great for fans who want flexibility to explore different viewing areas.

• Grandstands (A-G): Reserved seating with excellent views of key parts of the circuit.

• Paddock Club / VIP Hospitality: A premium experience with exclusive access, gourmet catering, and behind-the-scenes perks.

• 3-Day Pass: The best choice to enjoy the full experience from Friday’s practice sessions to Sunday’s main race.

ℹ️ To find all the official details regarding the Spanish Grand Prix 2025 — including ticket sales, venue access, and event updates — click here to visit the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya website.

🚆 Getting to the Circuit: Quick and convenient

The circuit is just 25 km from central Barcelona, with efficient transport connections that make travel hassle-free:

• By train (Rodalies Renfe): R2 or R2 Nord lines from Barcelona Sants or Passeig de Gràcia to Montmeló station (30–35 mins).

• Event shuttle buses: Operate all weekend from key city locations.

• By car: Parking is available, but early booking is recommended due to high demand.

✈️ Flying in? Barcelona-El Prat Airport is well connected via train and taxi to the circuit.

🌆 What to do in Barcelona during race weekend

Barcelona comes alive during Spanish Grand Prix week, offering much more than just Formula 1 action. If you’re visiting for the race, don’t miss these added experiences:

• F1 Fan Village at Port Olímpic: Simulators, driver meet-and-greets, merchandise, and live entertainment.

• F1-themed events and parties across rooftops, clubs, and trendy neighbourhoods like Eixample and El Born.

• Food tours and special menus in top local restaurants, from tapas bars to Michelin-starred kitchens.