The 4 2025 Hours of Barcelona program

The 2025 European season Le Mans returns this week with the 4 Hours of Barcelona. The Catalan circuit also hosts the Prologue of the continental championship for two days of testing starting this Monday, March 31. In 2024, it was the COOL Racing team (now CLX Motorsport) that won with Malthe Jakobsen, Lorenzo Fluxá, and Ritomo Miyata.

44 cars are expected in Spain for the opening of this new year, with 13 cars in LM P2, 8 in LM P2 Pro-Am, 10 in LM P3 and 13 in LMGT3. The Catalan round will mark the debut of Mercedes-AMG in ELMS after those in WEC at the 1812 km of Qatar on February 22, as well as the return of Corvette to the continental championship for a full season. This event will also be an opportunity to see the new generation of LM P3, powered by Toyota, in action with eight Ligier JS P325, a Duqueine D09 and a Ginetta G61-LT-P325-Evo.

In LM P2, we will find in particular Theo Pourchaire at Algarve Pro Racing. The champion of Formula 2 2023 will be partnered with Matthias Kaiser and Lorenzo Fluxá in the Portuguese team's No. 07 Oreca 25. IDEC Sport will field Mathys Jaubert, Jamie Chadwick, and Daniel Juncadella as part of Geneses Magma Racing's development program.

Discover the entry list for the 4 Hours of Barcelona HERE

The 4 2025 Hours of Barcelona program

Friday April 4:
11h50-13h20: Free Trials 1
Saturday 5 April:
10h10-11h40: Free Trials 2
15h05-15h20: Qualifications – LMGT3
15h30-15h45: Qualifications – LM P3
15h55-16h10: Qualifying – LM P2 Pro-Am
16h20-16h35: Qualifications – LM P2
Sunday April 6:
12h00-16h00: Course