The race season of Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya does also include other international Championships such as the FIM CEV Repsol International Championship, the Barcelona Speed Festival or the International GT Open endurance races like the 24 Horas de Catalunya de Motociclismo, the 24H de Barcelona-Trofeo Fermí Vélez and the CER (Spanish Endurance Sup) as well as local events that promote the sports, like the Catalan Car Racing and Motorcycling Championships. Since then, the Circuit has hosted every year, without break, the Spanish F1 Grand Prix and the Catalan MotoGP Grand Prix, two of the most prestigious championships of motor sports, which are now joined by the FIA Rallycross World Championship and the FIM Superbike World Championship.

The MotoGP Grand Prix was included the following season into the sports calendar of the Circuit. It was a round of the Spanish Touring Car Championship, while the first Formula Grand Prix was staged a few weeks later, on 29 September. The circuit hosted the first race only five days after the inauguration.

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