Over 200 drivers from 40 European teams compete today at the Los Rosales pavilion in the largest European slot endurance race.
The Los Rosales sports pavilion in Móstoles hosts the 20th edition of the 24 Hours of Masterslot 2026 from this Friday until Sunday, the largest European slot endurance race. More than 200 participants from the 40 best teams on the continent gather for an event that simulates the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans with 1/32 scale electric miniature cars.
The mayor of Móstoles, Manuel Bautista, attended this morning's free practice sessions to see how the drivers fine-tune their machines ahead of the start, scheduled for tomorrow Saturday at 10:00. The competition will run continuously for 24 hours, until around 11:30 on Sunday.
The race takes place on a 32-lane circuit with a total length of about 2 kilometers, where participants will complete nearly 5,000 laps. The event features a professional timing system and competes in two categories: MSHY (Hypercar) and MSGT3 (GT3), reflecting the pinnacle of current miniature motorsport.
One of the most anticipated moments will be the night driving. From 23:00 on Saturday, the pavilion's lighting will be turned off and drivers will guide their cars solely by the light of their own headlights, adding an extra thrill to each lap.
The winner will be the team that completes the most laps during the heats on Saturday and Sunday. In case of a tie, the best lap achieved in the Pole Position will be taken into account.
The organization is run by MasterSlot Racing Events, with the collaboration of the Móstoles City Council through the Department of Sports and Health. The event will bring together hundreds of motorsport and competitive slot enthusiasts over the weekend.
Bautista highlighted that Móstoles, as the European City of Sport 2026, continues to organize national and international events to bring different sports disciplines closer to citizens. "We continue in Móstoles, European City of Sport 2026, organizing national and international events to bring different sports disciplines to all citizens, as is the case with this exciting world of miniature motorsport in this event, which is the largest European race," stated the mayor.
Entry is free for the public who wish to witness this competition live, which has become a classic of the summer in Móstoles.

