🇪🇸 Barcelona GP 2026

When was the Barcelona GP?

The Barcelona GP is round 7 of the 2026 Formula 1 season, held at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in Spain. Lights out was Sunday, June 14 at 13:00 UTC. The card above shows that start time converted to your local timezone.

What time is the Barcelona GP around the world?

Lights out is at 13:00 UTC. That puts the Barcelona GP start at 9:00 AM EDT (US Eastern / ET, New York) for North American fans, 2:00 PM BST in the UK and Ireland (London & Dublin), and 11:00 PM AEST in eastern Australia (Sydney & Melbourne). Full conversion across major regions and cities:

Session start times verified against the official F1 timetable on August 11, 2026. Times can change — this page reflects the last verified schedule and updates automatically when it does.

What time does the Barcelona GP finish?

The Barcelona GP was scheduled to finish at approximately 15:00 UTC — about two hours after the 13:00 UTC start. F1 races run to the lesser of 305 km or two hours of racing, so most last around 1h45–2h of green-flag running; a red flag or repeated safety cars can push the finish later, and the FIA caps total race time at three hours. In the UK and Ireland that is roughly 4:00 PM BST, and on the US East Coast about 11:00 AM EDT. Treat it as a planning estimate — take the exact start time above and add roughly two hours.

Qualifying converts the same way — set your alarm for 3:00 PM BST in the UK:

About Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

The Barcelona GP is run over 66 laps of the 4.657 km Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya — a permanent circuit near Barcelona long used for pre-season testing. The venue first hosted a round of the Formula 1 World Championship in 1991.

• Circuit length: 4.657 km
• Race distance: 66 laps
• First World Championship race here: 1991

Full Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya circuit guide — length, race distance & every recent winner →

Who won the last Barcelona GP? Recent winners at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

Oscar Piastri (McLaren) won the most recent Formula 1 race at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in 2025. Max Verstappen has won here 3 times in the last 6 runnings — more than any other driver in this span. Here are the winners of the last 6 runnings at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya:

Historical results are immutable facts, compiled from public Formula 1 records — unofficial and not affiliated with Formula 1. Verified 2026-07-10.

Barcelona GP practice, qualifying times

A Grand Prix weekend is more than Sunday. The Barcelona GP runs 4 timed sessions before lights out, listed here in UTC — the table above shows each one in your own timezone:

• Free Practice 1: Friday, June 12 at 11:30 UTC
• Free Practice 2: Friday, June 12 at 15:00 UTC
• Free Practice 3: Saturday, June 13 at 10:30 UTC
• Qualifying: Saturday, June 13 at 14:00 UTC

Qualifying for the Barcelona GP sets the grid on Saturday, June 13 at 14:00 UTC. Open this page on race weekend and every time shown updates to wherever you are in the world.

How to watch the Barcelona GP live

In the US the Barcelona GP is live on Apple TV, which became the exclusive home of Formula 1 in the United States from 2026 with every session live. In the UK it’s on Sky Sports F1, with free highlights on Channel 4; and worldwide, F1 TV Pro streams every session where it’s available. Major viewer markets:

For subscription costs, free trials and how to watch F1 free in every market, see the full 2026 F1 TV & streaming guide.

Broadcast details can change — confirm with your provider before lights out. Unofficial; not affiliated with Formula 1 or any broadcaster.

Common questions about the Barcelona GP

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