The 4 Hours of Barcelona (formerly the Coppa Montjuich) is a sports car race held at the Circuit de Catalunya in Montmeló, Catalunya, Spain. The race began as a non-championship event at the Montjuïc circuit in 1954.
Results
Year Overall winner(s) Entrant Car Distance/Duration Race title Championship Report Montjuïc 1954 Joaquin Palacio Pover Pegaso Spyder 1 hour Coppa Montjuich Non-championship report 1955 Willie Daetwyler Ferrari 750 Monza 1 hour Coppa Montjuich Non-championship report 1956: Not held 1957 Gerardo de Andres Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Trofeo Nuvolari Non-championship report 1958 Alex Soler-Roig Porsche 356 Carrera Trofeo Nuvolari Non-championship report 1959 Alex Soler-Roig Porsche RS Trofeo Nuvolari Non-championship report 1960–1961: Not held 1962 Francisco Godia Sales Aston Martin DB4 Trofeo Nuvolari Non-championship report 1963 Alex Soler-Roig Porsche 356 Carrera Trofeo Juan Jover Non-championship report 1964 Charles Vögele Lotus 19-Climax Trofeo Juan Jover Non-championship report 1965 Francisco Godia Sales A.C. Cobra-Ford Trofeo Juan Jover Non-championship report 1966 Juan Fernández Porsche 906 Trofeo Juan Pinol Non-championship report 1967–1971: Not held 1972 John Burton Canon Racing Team Chevron B21-Ford 400 km de Barcelona European 2-Litre Championship report 1973 Gérard Larrousse Archambeaud Racing Lola T292-BMW 400 km de Barcelona European 2-Litre Championship report 1974–1998: Not held Circuit de Catalunya 1999 Emmanuel Collard Vincenzo Sospiri JB Giesse Team Ferrari Ferrari 333 SP 2 hours, 30 minutes ATP ISRS Trophy Barcelona Sports Racing World Cup report 2000 Christian Pescatori David Terrien JMB Giesse Team Ferrari Ferrari 333 SP 2 hours, 30 minutes ATP Trophy Sports Racing World Cup report 2001 Christian Pescatori Marco Zadra BMS Scuderia Italia Ferrari 333 SP 2 hours, 30 minutes Barcelona 2 hours, 30 minutes FIA Sportscar Championship report 2002 Sébastien Bourdais Jean-Christophe Boullion Pescarolo Sport Courage C60-Peugeot 2 hours, 30 minutes Barcelona 2 hours, 30 minutes FIA Sportscar Championship report 2003–2018: Not held 2019 Roman Rusinov Job van Uitert Jean-Éric Vergne G-Drive Racing Aurus 01 4 hours 4 Hours of Barcelona European Le Mans Series report 2020: Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic 2021 Louis Delétraz Robert Kubica Yifei Ye Team WRT Oreca 07 4 hours 4 Hours of Barcelona European Le Mans Series report 2022 Tom Gamble Philip Hanson Duncan Tappy United Autosports Oreca 07 4 hours 4 Hours of Barcelona European Le Mans Series report 2023 Salih Yoluç Charlie Eastwood Louis Delétraz Racing Team Turkey Oreca 07 4 hours 4 Hours of Barcelona European Le Mans Series report 2024 Lorenzo Fluxá Malthe Jakobsen Ritomo Miyata Cool Racing Oreca 07 4 hours 4 Hours of Barcelona European Le Mans Series report 2025 Jamie Chadwick Mathys Jaubert Daniel Juncadella IDEC Sport Oreca 07 4 hours 4 Hours of Barcelona European Le Mans Series report 2026 Oliver Gray Esteban Masson Louis Rousset Forestier Racing by Panis Oreca 07 4 hours 4 Hours of Barcelona European Le Mans Series report
References
External links Racing Sports Cars: Montjuich archive, Barcelona archive World Sports Racing Prototypes: Non-championship archive, ESCC archive