Guided Tours of Circuit de Catalunya

Fans of Formula One and the Moto GP may be excited to hear that the home of these events is open to the public throughout the year.  On many days throughout the year the Circuit opens its doors for Guided Tours of the area, taking in the main attractions that they feel will appeal to racing fans.

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and is in groups of a maximum of 10 – 12 people.

What the tour involves

1. The briefing room

The Briefing Room



2. Prepodium and Podium

Prepodium and Podium



3. The press room

The Press Room



4. CCTV room

CCTV Room



5. VIP Room

The VIP Room



6. The Pits

The Pits



7. The Paddocks

The Paddocks

The tour also takes in a lap of the service track. This is the track that runs alongside the main track and is normally only open to Emergency Services. The tour involves a lap of this area in a mini bus.

Tickets For Circuit De Catalunya Guided Tour

Tickets cost 10 euros for adults, 5 euros for 5 – 14 year olds and are free for under 5 year olds.

Times

It is necessary to check with the Circuit regarding what days the Guided Tours are available.

They take place three times a day at 10:00, 12:00 and 15:00.

How to Get to Circuit de Catalunya

Transport to the Circuit

For details on how to get to the circuit please see
Your Guide To The Formula 1 Barcelona Grand Prix 2009

However, please note that the shuttle buses only run for the days of the Grand Prix. For the rest of the year it they do not run.

Related Pages

Transport and Transfer options to the Grand Prix Barcelona Formula 1 circuit
How to Buy Your Grand Prix Tickets
Purchase Your Barcelona Grand Prix Ticket online
Barcelona F1 Testing 2009
F1 Barcelona Testing in 2009
Qualifying Race Review
Track Days at Circuit de Catalunya
Guided Tours of Circuit de Catalunya
Moto GP 2009 Guide

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