WEC Barcelona photo gallery

By Rick Kiewiet, Daniele Paglino, Daniel Gonzalez and Richard Kortland | 27 Oct 2026 | WEC

Toyota sealed the Hypercar Manufacturers’ title with a one-two at the 6 Hours of Barcelona, a race that started in the wet and finished in the dry. Manthey Porsche kept the LMGT3 fight alive on WEC’s first visit to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

Relive the weekend in our photos below.

Photos by Daniel González, Daniele Paglinio, Richard Kortland and Rick Kiewietz

FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) at Barcelona 2026

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About The Author

Rick Kiewiet

Rick has been a photographer and writer for a while now, mostly in WEC, Le Mans and the GT World Challenge Europe. Accredited for nearly a decade. Besides motorsport a big football fan as well, of the only club that really matters: Ajax Amsterdam.

About The Contributing Author

Daniele Paglino

Born and raised near Monza, Daniele is a regular trackside presence at his home circuit and at venues across Italy and Europe. From GT racing to Formula 1, he captures the full spectrum of motorsport through his lens.

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Daniel Gonzalez

A lifelong petrolhead from Barcelona, Daniel attended his first hill climb at the age of three and still vividly remembers Nigel Mansell beating Ayrton Senna there in 1991. He began covering motorsport professionally in 2014 and has since photographed Formula 1, Formula E, WEC, ELMS, GT World Challenge, GT Open and many local races in Barcelona. Rally Sweden, the Goodwood Festival of Speed and the 24 Hours of Le Mans hold a special place in his heart.

About The Contributing Author

Richard Kortland

Richard Kortland is a Dutch motorsport photographer with a deep passion for the 24 Hours of Le Mans, GT and sportscars, and historic racing since 2008. In 2026, he joined GT REPORT, where he captures endurance racing’s intensity, heritage, and atmosphere through dynamic, storytelling imagery across Europe’s circuits and worldwide events.