The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is now ready to receive participants of the 24 Hours of Catalunya de Motociclisme in the 27th edition of the race where there are 54 registered teams, 214 riders, 6 different motorcycle brands and many hours of battle ahead.
This Thursday will be a day of private rehearsals and the show will officially begin this Friday at 4:00 pm, with a free rehearsal debate, which will provide one last chance to prepare everyone for qualifying rehearsals from 6:00 pm until 8:30 pm After qualifying on Friday, training will be held in the evening (from 10:00 pm to 11:30 pm), to test the artificial lighting of the Catalan Motor Cathedral.
Saturday will be the first day open to the public. Continuing last year’s freshness, riders will have a warm up session on Saturday from 9:45 to 10:15 to finalize details before the start, which will take place at 12 noon. One day later, the checkered flag will be issued.
24 Hores de Catalunya de Motociclisme will have a supporting championship, the Yamaha bLU cRU Cup. On Friday at 5:10 pm they will conduct qualifying training. At 8:55 pm they will do the first race of the weekend, while at 10:40 am on Saturday they will do the second.
Rabasa-Derby Centenary
The Circuit participated in the commemoration of the Centenary of Rabasa Derbi Industries (1922-2022). Martorelles Town Hall and the Rabasa Derbi 100th Anniversary Association organized a series of activities for the occasion, including a lap around the World Cup track on Saturday morning before starting activity on the track.
Circuit access and schedules
Fans will be able to access the Circuit from 9:30 am on Saturday until gate 3. From then on, the gate will remain open until the event ends on Sunday at 12:00 pm, allowing the public to enter uninterrupted for at night.
Vehicles can be parked at the IN6 and all activities can be followed from the Main, F, C, G, B and VIP Grandstands (located in the paddock). Box office 3 is also open for any procedure.
Tickets at www.circuitcat.com
Tickets to attend the 24 Hours of Catalonia of Motorcycling cost 10 euros and guarantee access throughout the weekend. Fans will also have free access to the paddock.
Source: La Verdad
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