The 34th Ferrari Corse Clienti world finals move to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, with more than 200 cars on track.
Ferrari's Corse Clienti world finals, the 34th edition, make their first trip to Barcelona this month. Over 200 cars are due on track across the week, and the Ferrari Challenge world titles are decided on Sunday 22 November.
Ferrari has confirmed that the 34th Finali Mondiali Ferrari will be held at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya from 17 to 23 November, the first time the Corse Clienti showpiece has been staged in Barcelona, Catalonia. More than 200 Ferrari cars will take to the track during the week.
What is the programme?
Club Competizioni GT opens the week with private testing on Monday 17 November and also closes it on Monday 23 November. The programme open to the public begins on Wednesday 18 November, with Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli Europe and North America each running the seventh and final round of their seasons.
Thursday and Friday see the European and North American championships finish, while the XX Programme, F1 Clienti and Sport Prototipi Clienti run non-competitive sessions. Saturday is qualifying day for the Trofeo Pirelli and Coppa Shell classes of Ferrari Challenge, and Club Competizioni GT also takes to the track with its newest car, shown first at the Ferrari Racing Days in Budapest last September.
Sunday 22 November is the high point, with the Ferrari Challenge world title races, the Owners Parade and then the Ferrari Show, a closing display of cars from Ferrari's Endurance racing and Corse Clienti programmes. The week also includes the third edition of the Premio Vitali.
How can fans attend?
Tickets will be sold through the official Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya ticketing platform or at the circuit ticket offices, and Ferrari said the date ticket sales open will be announced shortly. Tickets start from 10 euros, with single-day tickets and multi-day passes available. Paddock passes, which give access to the exhibition area, exclusive content and the grandstands, start at 200 euros.
All ticket types include dedicated parking, but visitors are encouraged to limit the number of vehicles they use to reach the circuit to ease traffic.
What do accredited media need to know?
Accredited journalists can collect passes at the Welcome Centre at Mas La Moreneta, in Montmelo. It opens at 11:00 on Monday and closes at 18:00, keeps 08:00 to 18:00 hours from Tuesday to Saturday, and shuts at 16:00 on Sunday.
