From this Friday until Sunday, the Los Rosales pavilion will be the epicentre of an intense international slot competition. More than 40 European teams will battle for victory in an event that promises non-stop excitement.
The Los Rosales pavilion in Móstoles will become the main stage for the twentieth edition of the 24-hour MasterSlot, an exciting international competition taking place from this Friday to Sunday. This event will bring together over 200 participants, distributed across 40 European teams, who will compete for a full day using 1/32 scale electric vehicles, emulating the famous format of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The race will officially start on Saturday at 10:00 hours, following an initial day dedicated to free practice starting at 9:00 hours on Friday. The event will culminate with the awards ceremony scheduled for 11:30 hours on Sunday. During this intense competition, teams will cover approximately 5,000 laps on a circuit featuring 32 lanes and nearly two kilometres in total length. The team that completes the greatest distance at the end of the 24 hours will be declared the winner. One of the most anticipated moments will be the night session, scheduled for Saturday at 23:00 hours, when the pavilion's lighting will be turned off and drivers will have to rely on their vehicles' lights and the dim lighting of the circuit to navigate. Each team will consist of between five and six members, who will take on roles such as driver, director, mechanic, and marshal. Additionally, at least six mandatory tyre changes will be required during the race in designated areas. This event will not only attract local fans but also international slot enthusiasts, turning Móstoles into a hub for this sport throughout the weekend.
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