Barcelona may be quickly approaching its end as a Formula 1 city after more than three decades of racing in northeastern Spain.

This weekend, the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will host its last Spanish Grand Prix, but it will also be on the F1 calendar next year, along with Madrid. Its future looks less certain after 2026, h

So the calendar won’t go beyond 24 races. However, it is going to change in the coming years. F1 is set to introduce more rotating events in the future, with the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa already confirmed to be skipping 2028 and 2030 as part of its new F1 contract.