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Experience the thrill of MotoGP like never before at the 2025 Catalunya Grand Prix.
Held in the beautiful heart of Catalonia, this event is a must-attend for motorsport enthusiasts and MotoGP fans. With Edusport, your MotoGP dreams can become a reality through our exclusive MotoGP travel packages – combining accommodation and guaranteed official tickets to the action-packed race weekend.
The Catalunya Grand Prix has long been one of the most anticipated events of the MotoGP calendar. Known for high-speed battles, nail-biting overtakes, and dramatic finishes, this iconic race draws thousands of fans from all corners of the world. The 2024 Catalunya GP saw a gripping finale where the top riders went head-to-head, leaving fans on the edge of their seats. What thrills will 2025 bring?
The track itself is 4.7 kilometres in length with its longest straight measuring at 1047 metres. While Formula One and MotoGP share this track equally, there is a slight variance in layout to maximise safety for the riders.
Discover Catalonia – a region bursting with culture, history, and stunning landscapes. Beyond the heart-thumping MotoGP action, you’ll have the opportunity to explore vibrant cities like Barcelona, known for its world-renowned cuisine, iconic architecture like Gaudi’s masterpieces, and laid-back sandy beaches. With pleasant weather in June, Catalonia offers the perfect escape for motorsport enthusiasts who want to combine adrenaline and adventure.
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is a dream for riders and fans alike. With its unique elevation changes, fast straights, and technical corners, it challenges the best motorcyclists in the world. Crucially, it also offers incredible spectator views, ensuring every moment of the race is etched into your memory. Cheer for your favourite riders as they conquer this world-famous track! Grab your MotoGP Catalunya travel package today.
Barcelona, with its Catalan language and distinct architecture, is one of Europe’s top tourist destinations. From the narrow, Gothic streets of the old town to the modern Eixample district, the city offers something for everyone. For art lovers, the Picasso Museum houses the most extensive collection in the country and one of the most notable in the world. If you are keen on architecture, the works of Antoni Gaudi and Lluis Domenech i Montaner are major draw cards. Gaudi’s unfinished church of the Sagrada Familia has been under construction since 1882 and is a must-visit. Besides the city’s myriad cultural (and foodie) attractions, Barcelona’s beaches are sandy and welcoming. A short trip down to the coast between the Llobregat and Besos river mouths is the little town of Sitges, where you can enjoy a typical Spanish beachfront experience.
