60,068 spectators turn Montmero into “Luptilman”

Since the first ticket for the Catalan GP went on sale in November last year, ticket sales have already slowed and there are corresponding discounts. Valentino Rossi’s official farewell from motorcycles created uncertainty, Il Dottore has always had a lot of fans in Spain. And throughout the winter and spring, the news about Marc Marquez only increased uncertainty. It was his arm that did not fully accompany him when he was not diplopia. It was known a week ago that Marc was defeated in Catalonia, which already meant that Catalan and Spanish fans did not rejoin at the last minute, despite popular ticket prices.The other was the price of the hotel in the Primavera Sound competition.

The F-1 Spanish Grand Prix was held on the circuit 15 days ago, and it was an explosive momentum with more people reaching 121,667 on Sunday than the entire weekend at MotoGP. I hate any comparison. It’s not the same masses, but this year’s rampant economic crisis will “save” box office revenue by the same masses who have supported the Spanish F1 GP, a Frenchman before the Dutch took over for years, due to the Verstappen effect. became.

The number of Catalan GPs is consistent with the number offered in Jerez, where prices have skyrocketed. There were 16,132 spectators on Friday, 38,374 in pole position on Saturday, 60,068 on this Sunday and a total of 114,574 on weekends. President Santamaria forecasts 50,000, adding 10,000 more than expected.

And, according to the volume they sang “La Marcelies” for Quartararo, we already know where they came from the Nice region, the birthplace of the young “Diablo”. At Le Mans in May, he broke the record at 110,003 and wanted more.And if Fabio wins here

I couldn’t say anything about the number of GPs and it was no longer a matter of circuit organization. There are signs at the airport and Village Barcelona & Circuit is set at popular prices like F1. The country with the most fans dragging on a motorcycle is the same as the endemic evil of losing spectators.

Friday is the worst entry since 2012, Saturday is the worst since 2003, and both Sunday and weekend calculations are the worst numbers since 1997. Fortunately, the Catalan GP remains in 2023, with one more year to reflect.