Private jet to Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix

Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix

Jet off to Barcelona and attend the Gran Premio de España

Charter your private jet to the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix

Reach the Barcelona-Catalunya Circuit hassle-free

Combine your visit to the sunny Barcelona with one of the most legendary races in history and fly private to the Spanish Grand Prix or Gran Premio de España. The race, which kickstarts the European leg of the Formula 1, takes place this year between May 10 and May 12 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in Montmeló.

Reach the F1 Spanish Grand Prix hassle-free

Charter a private jet via GlobeAir and witness the race in style. Whereas it is with organised ground transport, meet-and-greet opportunities or VIP Paddock Club tickets, we are able to help you enjoy the Spanish GP to the fullest. Choose your preferred airport among the ones where GlobeAir is able to operate:

• Barcelona Airport, LEBL, BCN, Barcelona, Spain
• Reus Air Base, REU, LERS, Reus, Spain
• Girona Airport, GRO, LEGE, Girona, Spain
• Aeropuerto de Pamplona, PNA, LEPP, Pamplona, Spain
• Lleida-Alguaire Airport, ILD, LEDA, Lleida, Spain
• Rivesaltes Airport, PGF, LFMP, Perpignan, France

Private Jet deals to reach Barcelona

If you are looking for a convenient way to travel one-way to or from Barcelona, GlobeAir keeps an updated list ofavailable empty leg flights. Booking an empty leg jet flight lets you save up to 90% off the original price. Availability for empty leg flights is given at short notice; therefore we recommend always to keep an eye on the latest offers. As the race starts in the afternoon on Sunday, May 13; and it won't finish before 5 pm, you can always rely on GlobeAir to arrange for you a transfer from the circuit to the airport.

Available activities during race day

Racegoers who have purchased a three-day or Sunday ticket can take part in additional activities scheduled for Thursday and Saturday. Join the pit-lane walk, the autograph's session, or the "Karting Exhibition with F1 Drivers" on Thursday; visit the Fan Forum and "Run the Track" on Saturday.

Your privileged view from the F1 Paddock Club

Formula One Paddock Club is among the most exclusive Spanish Grand Prix hospitality packages. It operates over the three days of the Spanish Grand Prix and offers a privileged view over the race. Subscribers can either buy a pass for three days or purchase it for Saturday and Sunday only. The Formula One Paddock Club overlooks the pit lane and offers stunning views of the start-finish line. In the Formula One Paddock Club subscribers can follow the race from giant screens while they savour some excellent food and selected wine. Also, it's not uncommon for Formula 1 Paddock Club subscribers to talk about the winning strategy with legendary drivers.

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Behind a legendary race

Learn about the history of the Spanish Grand Prix

The Spanish Grand Prix is known for its fitful history. Since its official admission to the World Championship series back in 1968, the Spanish Edition of the Formula 1 Grand Prix has changed house several times; mostly due to safety accidents. After a deadly crash happened in Le Mans in 1955, the race returned to calendar only in 1968 to close down again in 1975 due to another accident. The location passed from the Montjuic Circuit on to the city of Jerez, which commissioned a new circuit around 700 miles from Barcelona. The latter took on the premises of the Spanish Grand Prix in 1991 at the Circuit de Catalunya (now Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya), where the race is still held today.

Have a break, jet off to Barcelona

With its stunning beach, a vibrant nightlife and streets full of architectural masterpieces, Barcelona is the perfect destination for a small city-break or a proper holiday. For general enquiries on private flight bookings or tips regarding the Spanish Grand Prix, don't hesitate to contact GlobeAir anytime.

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