Dear teams, drivers and endurance family

We face this new era of the 24h Moto Barcelona Catalunya with great enthusiasm and a great desire to work. We want to modernize and provide the coverage that a test as emblematic as the 24h deserves with the support of the Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya.

We can confirm that we will have a minimum of 6 hours of live broadcast with more than 8 cameras to follow the test live and signs in the style of the Endurance world championship, with the design and quality of Alkamel. In addition, prestigious journalists from the motor world and especially endurance such as Santi Ayala and Marc Tio, along with the Frenchman Maxime Martin, will be the hosts of the program with live interviews during the race from the Pit Lane.

We will recover access to the paddock for all fans who want to experience endurance firsthand and we recommend that teams plan access inside the box so that fans can see your driver changes close to you.

We attach an excerpt of the regulations and in the month of March the test regulations will be available, which will basically be very similar to 2024.

Finally, the link for registration will be available today (4 languages ​​available), as will the website with all the updated information, until the 45 available boxes are complete.

For any questions we are at info@24hmotobarcelona.com

The annual endurance race at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will have a new promoter and a new name.

The race, which will celebrate its 30th edition in 2025, plans to create new attractions for participants and the public.

Barcelona, 3rd February 2025 - Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya and the sports event promoter Fly Actions have reached an agreement to promote and boost the annual 24-hour motorbike endurance race that has been held every year at the Barcelona circuit since 1995 and which will celebrate its 30th edition in 2025.

The 5-year agreement signed between Fira Circuit, the company managing the activities of Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, and Fly Actions aims to promote and relaunch the most important endurance race in Spain and heir to the legendary 24 Hours of Montjuïc. The agreement signed between Ignasi Armengol, General Manager of Fira Circuit, Manel Muñoz, Operations Director of Fira Circuit and Patxi Larrea, CEO of Fly Actions, means the beginning of a new era for the Catalan event with the aim of turning it into one of the great endurance motorcycling races in Europe.

The new stage of the competition includes a new name: 24H Moto Barcelona Catalunya; this new name will also be accompanied by a new graphic image.

More attractive for the teams and the public

The 24H Moto Barcelona Catalunya will be held on 5 and 6 July and will be the starting point for the new projection of this popular event.

One of the great novelties in this 30th edition will be the live broadcasting, with sports information in real time thanks to the collaboration of Alkamel Systems, and with the voiceover of journalists and narrators specialised in endurance events such as Santi Ayala, Marc Tió or Maxime Martín.

One of the sections on which special attention will be paid will be to seek greater interaction between teams and fans. Thus, the start of the race, which will be held at 12 noon on Saturday, will be preceded by a spectacular entertainment programme to make the start one of the highlights of the competition. Although the track will continue to be the main focus of attention, fans will be able to experience the race like never before. During the event, it will be possible to access the Paddock and watch live the activity of the teams in spectacular moments such as wheel changes or driver changeovers. A giant screen will also be installed on which fans will be able to follow the race live with classifications in real time.

A summer festival for the world of motorcycling

This new boost to the 24H Moto Barcelona Catalunya aims to turn the event into a real summer festival of motorcycling, just as Montjuïc was. For this reason, an exhibition of the winning motorbikes of the 24 Hours of Montjuïc will also be set up and representatives of the different eras in the history of this type of competition will be present.

The rules will be published in the next few days and pre-registration will open on 10 February with the allocation of the 45 boxes available until the quota is exhausted in order of registration. The race will be held on the 4,657-metre FIM Grand Prix track.

In the coming weeks, new features and new attractions will be unveiled for this special 30th edition. It will be the starting point for an attractive meeting of the world of motorcycling between participants, teams, brands, companies in the sector, fans and, of course, to keep motorcycling endurance at the top in our country.