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From July 10 to 12, the Circuit will host a new edition of the legendary endurance race, with the main novelty being the debut of the 4H Moto Classic Barcelona-Catalunya. Tickets are now on sale.

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (Montmeló), June 25, 2026. The 2026 24H Moto Barcelona Catalunya Martimotosgot underway with its official presentation at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya facilities.

The event was attended by Manel Muñoz, Operations Director of Fira Circuit (the company that manages the activity of the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya); Patxi Larrea, General Manager of the promoting company Fly Actions; Elisabeth Paya, Store Manager of Martimotos Barcelona; and Andreu Aguilà, Head of Competition at Yamaha Motor España.

In addition to the institutional representatives, several participating teams attended the presentation and the unveiling of the official trophy. Among them were FR Moto, overall winner of the race in 2023 and one of the contenders for victory; Institut Castellarnau, winner of the Open SBK category in the previous edition; Martimotos Racing Team, with several podium finishes in the Superstock 600 category; and the renewed Club Esportiu Mossos d'Esquadra, marking the return of the team made up of members of the Catalan regional police.

The new 4H Moto Classic Barcelona-Catalunya was also represented at the event by the participating team Team Suzuki y Lo Sabes. This new competition, reserved for classic motorcycles, will complete the weekend’s sporting program and will take place before the 24 Hours race, expanding the competitive offering and reinforcing the endurance character of the event.

All the excitement at an affordable price

Tickets for the 24H Moto Barcelona Catalunya Martimotos can now be purchased through the Circuit’s official ticketing platform. They are being sold as a three-day pass (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) for just 10 euros during the advance sales period.

With these tickets, attendees will be able to enjoy all the attractions of the 24 Hours race (which will start on Saturday at 12:00 p.m.), including the 4 Hours of classic bikes on Friday afternoon, as well as a freestyle exhibition and various night-time entertainment activities scheduled for Saturday.

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A new endurance competition for classic motorcycles at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya during the weekend of the 24H Moto Barcelona-Catalunya Martimotos.

Barcelona, 17 February – The two-wheel endurance calendar welcomes a new event: the 4H Moto Classic Barcelona-Catalunya, a race dedicated to classic motorcycles in an endurance format, to be held on 10 and 11 July 2026 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

The 4H Moto Classic Barcelona-Catalunya will share the weekend with the 24H Moto Barcelona-Catalunya Martimotos and are created with the aim of becoming the most important event on the classic endurance calendar in Spain.

This new competition features a 4-hour format, divided into two 2-hour races: the first to be held on Friday 10 with a start time of 22:00 local time, and the second race on Saturday 11 from 09:00 in the morning. Free practice sessions, including night practice, will take place on the preceding Thursday, while the qualifying session will be held on Friday. This split format will allow all participants to compete in both night and daytime conditions, while fully experiencing the spirit of endurance racing, with mandatory pit stops and teams made up of two or three riders per motorcycle. The participants of the 4H Moto Classic will share the paddock with the 24H Moto Barcelona-Catalunya Martimotos and will race on the full 4,657-metre FIM Grand Prix layout.

Entries for the competition will open next Tuesday 17 February, with a limit of 40 participating teams. Registered teams may choose from the five admitted categories, all defined by engine capacity and year of manufacture:

• Classic: for motorcycles manufactured between 1960 and 1983, 4-stroke engines up to 1300cc and 2-stroke engines with no capacity limit.

• Superbike 1000: for motorcycles manufactured between 1984 and 1995, four-cylinder engines up to 1000cc.

• Superbike 750: for motorcycles manufactured between 1984 and 1995, four-cylinder engines up to 750cc and twin-cylinder engines up to 1000cc.

• Supersport 600: for motorcycles manufactured between 1984 and 1995, four-cylinder engines up to 600cc and twin-cylinder engines up to 750cc.

• Open: for motorcycles manufactured up to 1989, with a maximum engine capacity of 1300cc.

With the creation of the 4H Moto Classic, the promoter Fly Actions and the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya aim to restore prominence to the motorcycles that once raced in the legendary 24 Hours of Montjuïc and to add a new attraction for both spectators and participants of the 24H Moto Barcelona-Catalunya Martimotos.