Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has been focusing these last two weeks on selling two of the most attractive ticket products for the fans and, more specifically, for the young public. In order to bring the premier class to all fans, the circuit has put on sale within a week of each other the Pelouse Jove first and then the Grandstand Carlos Sainz. Both have received an overwhelming response from motor racing fans.
Last 3 April, the Circuit launched the sale of the Pelouse Jove tickets. In total, 2,500 seats reserved for young people between 16 and 30 years old for Grand Prix Sunday. A week later, Grandstand CS55 did the same with a slightly larger capacity, 3,500 tickets, and with a reduced price in grandstand seats for the three days of the event at the Circuit.
The response in both cases was very similar, in little more than a minute all the tickets were already in purchase process and, a few minutes later, the “sold out” was already confirmed. In the case of the Carlos Sainz Grandstand, a virtual queue was also implemented one hour before the tickets went on sale in order to be able to organise the high demand more effectively, which at some points was close to 30,000 users.
With this stock of tickets already sold out, the Circuit is working on a last package of tickets in T10 (until now known as VIP Grandstand), which this season will have a new look thanks to its new roof. More details will be announced soon. There are other grandstands that still have remaining tickets, such as Grandstand G, or Grandstand S, but there are very few seats available. With this background, everything points to another successful edition of the FORMULA 1 ARAMCO GRAN PREMIO DE ESPAÑA 2024.