Hundreds of fans turned out to have look at the cars in the Plaça de la Corona in Granollers and take the opportunity to get an autograph and selfie with Spanish driver Daniel Nogales (Team Virage), Brazil’s Daniel Serra (Kessel Racing) and Italian Valerio Rinicella (IDEC Sport).
After a couple of hours the cars and drivers headed back to the circuit and to continue with their preparations for this weekend’s first round of the 2026 European Le Mans Series, the 4 Hours of Barcelona on Sunday 12 April.
4 Hours of Barcelona
The 4 Hours of Barcelona weekend begins on Friday 10 April with Free Practice 1 and the 30-minute Bronze Driver Collective Test.
On Saturday 11 April will feature the second 90-minute Free Practice session followed by qualifying for the 4 Hours of Barcelona. The 4 Hours of Barcelona takes place on Sunday 12 April, with the race due to start at 12h00 and the chequered flag waved four hours later at 16h00.
Tickets are still available from only 8€. CLICK HERE to visit the event page on the official website of the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
CLICK HERE to view the provisional timetable for the 4 Hours of Barcelona.
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