Alongside Formula 1, the weekend generally also features Formula 2, Formula 3, and the Porsche Supercup. 

Some drivers take part in fan zone events so follow the social media of teams, drivers, event organisers, and sponsors to stay updated on appearances. Before the race, many drivers arrive early from nearby hotels, so you might catch them near the reserved car parks. Waiting outside their hotels can also be worth a try.

Always aim to arrive early. We highly recommend getting to the circuit before 9:00 AM, especially on Sunday, to avoid queues at the gate. The full weekend programme is available here.

Gates at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya generally open on Friday and Saturday at 07:30, and Sunday at 06:30. On Thursday, Gate 3 is typically the only gate open for the Pit Walk, and it opens shortly beforehand.

The main race is generally scheduled to begin at 15:00 local time (CEST). You can check the complete race weekend timetable here.

Yes, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya provides accessible areas for disabled visitors, including viewing platforms, accessible restrooms, and assistance where needed. However, pre-registration is required. More information can be found here.

Yes, after the race on Sunday fans will be allowed onto the track for the traditional post-race track invasion. Seven access gates will open, giving you the chance to walk on the circuit and watch the podium ceremony up close on the start/finish straight. Gates 2 and 11 will remain open for the entire track access period, and for the best view of the podium, entering through Gate 11 is recommended. Keep in mind that security will begin clearing the track shortly after the ceremony ends.