ESP

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

Spain

Length4.66 km2.89 mi
Turns16

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, built in Montmeló in 1991, is a 4.657 km track that has hosted motorcycle Grand Prix racing since 1992, first as the European motorcycle Grand Prix and from 1996 as the Catalan motorcycle Grand Prix. It has also held the Superbike World Championship (2020-2024), Supersport World Championship, Spanish Superbike Championship, MotoE and Moto2/Moto3 events. The 2009 race featured a famous final-corner duel between Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo. The track was resurfaced in 2018 after riders called for more grip. Formula One first raced here in 1991.

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#RiderLap TimeTop SpeedGapDate
1 Jordi 1:53.402 286 km/h (178 mph) — 19 Jun 2022
2 Pablo M. 1:55.610 — +2.208 13 Sep 2025
3 Nacho 1:57.988 — +4.586 22 Aug 2024
4 El Toro 2:00.145 268 km/h (167 mph) +6.743 24 Jun 2023
5 Sergi 2:02.470 — +9.068 26 Jul 2026
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