PODCAST: Formula One showdown - will the Spanish Grand Prix remain in Catalonia?
Filling the Sink joins excited fans at the Barcelona road show
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Hotels and restaurants fear loss of Formula 1 championship in Circuit de Catalunya racetrack
Guild forecasts losses of 60% if racing championship does not renew contract and sets up in Madrid
478,000 vehicles leave Barcelona area for Sant Joan weekend
Thousands hit the roads for three-day break coinciding with F1 race in Montmeló
Climate activists call for protest against Formula 1 roadshow in Barcelona
Barcelona city council says event is 'perfectly compatible' with reducing pollution
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Formula 1 Barcelona Fan Village opens its doors ahead of Grand Prix
Free event gathers activities and F1 simulators at Catalan capital's Port Vell harbor
26-May-23: 'Real Madrid will act as prosecutor against Barça over referees scandal'
F1 driver Sebastian Vettel robbed in Barcelona and chases thieves on electric scooter
Four-time world champion took part in F1 Spanish Grand Prix on weekend
Formula 1 Grand Prix expected to attract 100,000 fans on race day
Traffic control measures will be put into place to mitigate impact on major roads
New generation of F1 cars take to the track in Barcelona
Three-day test held behind closed doors features all 10 teams and 20 drivers
2020 Catalunya MotoGP event postponed without new date
The grand prix in Barcelona was scheduled to take place in June
Government greenlights F1 grand prix at Circuit de Catalunya for another year
With contract to hold event expiring this year, authorities give nod for Montmeló to host race in 2020 while preparing long-term plan for national track
Formula One comes back to Catalonia as locals fear for its future
The engines are rumbling but local businesses are grumbling amid concerns the Spanish Grand Prix could be entering its final lap
Construction begins on Ferrari’s first theme park in Europe, expanding Catalan resort PortAventura
Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari Formula One Team Driver, together with the President of the Catalan Government, Artur Mas, have set on Thursday the symbolic first stone of the company’s first theme park in Europe, which will be an expansion of PortAventura, the main amusement resort in Catalonia, located on the Costa Daurada and near Tarragona. Ferrari Land is expected to be ready by the end of 2016, after an initial investment of €100 million. It is likely to become PortAventura’s main attraction and is expected to make the Catalan holiday and amusement resort reach 5 million visitors per year. Once Ferrari Land is operational, it will employ about 150 people, in addition to PortAventura’s staff. The project also includes a 5-star hotel themed around the Ferrari brand, but this will be built during a second stage.