F1RACE LAB
FORMULA 1, EXAMINED.
AN INDEPENDENT DATA PROJECT
08 / CIRCUIT DOSSIER

Circuit de Pedralbes

Explore Circuit de Pedralbes in Spain: Grand Prix winners, leading drivers and constructors, the fastest race lap in available data, and every recorded edition.

Barcelona · Spain

Every edition. Every winner. A place in Formula 1 history.

OUTSIDE CURRENT CALENDAR
GRANDS PRIX HELD2Races with recorded winners
FIRST RECORDED RACE1951
LATEST RECORDED RACE1954
DIFFERENT WINNERS2
MOST DRIVER WINS

Juan Fangio / Mike Hawthorn

1 Grand Prix wins each · shared record

MOST CONSTRUCTOR WINS

Alfa Romeo / Ferrari

1 Grand Prix wins each · shared record

WON FROM GRID P1

0%

0 of 2 races with a recorded winner’s grid. Final starting grid, not qualifying position.

The fastest recorded race lap.

THE RECORD IS STILL OPEN

No usable fastest-lap times are recorded for this circuit yet.

Fastest race lap in the available Jolpica data. Race sessions only; qualifying and practice are excluded. Historical coverage is incomplete and circuit layouts may have changed. This is not a certified all-time or current-layout track record.

The names that made it.

ALL RECORDED GRANDS PRIX

Drivers

Most successful drivers at this circuit
RankDriverGP wins
1Juan Fangio ↗1
1Mike Hawthorn ↗1

Constructors

Most successful constructors at this circuit
RankConstructorGP wins
1Alfa Romeo ↗1
1Ferrari ↗1

Every edition.

2 CALENDAR ENTRIES
Circuit Grand Prix archive
SeasonGrand PrixDateWinnerFastest race lapStatusExplore
1954Spanish Grand Prix24 Oct 1954Mike HawthornResults availableRace Explorer ↗
1951Spanish Grand Prix28 Oct 1951Juan FangioResults availableRace Explorer ↗

All recorded editions, newest first. — = no usable lap time in the available data. Open Race Explorer for the complete race.

How to read this circuit’s record

Statistics include championship Grands Prix with recorded winners, excluding sprints and future races. Shared winning drives credit each driver, while a constructor is counted once per race. Tied records and ties at the top-five cutoff are retained. Constructor identities follow Jolpica IDs, so some team renames have separate records. One circuit ID can cover different historical layouts: these totals describe the venue’s archive, not an unchanged track configuration. The highlighted lap is the minimum valid time among available race-fastest-lap records for this circuit ID; it is not a certified absolute record. Equal fastest times are all shown. Calendar entries without results are not counted as completed races. Historical championship records may include the Indianapolis 500.