With a rich history dating back to its centenary celebration in 2013, the Spanish Grand Prix stands as one of the oldest races in the world. Originating as a production car race, its legacy endured interruptions from the First World War and the Spanish Civil War. However, the Spanish Grand Prix was successfully revived in 1967 and has since become a staple event on the Formula One calendar.

Hosted at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (formerly known as the Circuit de Catalunya), the Spanish Grand Prix presents a formidable challenge for both car and driver. The track's combination of high and low-speed corners, along with its bumpy road surface, creates a physically demanding and mechanically challenging race.