GT Open – Barcelona

Season finale of the 2026 International GT Open at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, and a true home race for Rafael Duran. Back in the #51 AF Corse Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo alongside Tommaso Mosca in the Pro class, the duo arrives in Catalonia for the decisive weekend where the GT Open titles will be settled. The 4.657 km Spanish layout, long start-finish straight, the iconic high-speed Turn 3, the technical Repsol corner and the chicane at the end of the lap, is one of the most complete circuits in Europe, demanding aero balance, traction and tyre management in equal measure. Two sprint races (70 min + 50 min) with mandatory pit stop and driver change, in front of a Spanish crowd cheering on one of their own, the perfect stage to close out the year.