24 Hours of Montjuic

Paco Tombas with the Derbi 350 in the 1958 edition

Josep Maria Busquets with the Montesa Impala 250 on the way to victory in the 1966 edition

Benjamin Grau and Salvador Cañellas Team. 24 Hours of Montjuïc 1973.

Benjamin Grau (24 Horas Montjuïc) 1981.

Within the Montesa team at the 1959 24 Hours: Sala-Guitart (35), Molina-Pájaro Loco (34), Bordoy-Aschl (33), From Spain-From Spain (32)

24 Horas de Montjuic 1970

24 Horas de Montjuic 1975

The 24 Hours of Montjuïc was an endurance motorcycle race held between 1955 and 1986 at the Circuit de Montjuïc in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. The event was organised by Peña Motorista Barcelona in early July and was also known as the 24 Hours International of Montjuïc or 24 Hours of Motorcyclists of Montjuïc. Throughout its history, the test has achieved great international prestige, since 1960 scoring for the Endurance Motorcycle World Championship in its various denominations, until in 1982 there was a boycott by the main teams and that the FIM withdrew it from the championship from 1983 considering that the circuit had become obsolete. Despite everything, the 24 hours continued until 1986, when a tragic accident led to its definitive cancellation. From 1995 racing resumed, this time at the Circuit de Montmeló as the 24 Hours Motorcyclists of Catalonia.