The Grand Prix del Verano 2026 reaches a new stage as Serranillos del Valle (Madrid) and Pravia (Asturias) make their first appearance in the competition. Both towns will compete in the fifth episode of the season, where every point could shift the overall standings. Ramón García leads the contest alongside Lalachus, Gorka Rodríguez and Wilbur, as two communities vie to prove themselves on national television.
Each team will have a well-known padrino. Raúl Pérez joins Serranillos del Valle as representative of the yellow team, while Ivana Rodríguez supports Pravia in the blue section. Both celebrities will cheer from the stands and take part in several games during the evening.
With four episodes completed, the leaderboard is taking shape. Quintanar del Rey currently leads with 42 points, followed by Polinyà (36), Pradejón (32) and Altura (29). Quintanar del Rey is six points ahead of Polinyà, 10 ahead of Pradejón and 13 ahead of Altura. As newcomers, Serranillos del Valle and Pravia want to make an immediate impact and earn a place among the frontrunners. Their performance in this episode could prove decisive in the overall competition.
This edition of the Grand Prix del Verano 2026 will combine classic games with new challenges introduced this season. Teams will need speed and accuracy, while balance and teamwork will also matter as they tackle the updated format. The new tests could change the rankings.
One of the night’s highlights will be the Grand Prix Tartópolis, where Altura and Pradejón face off in a dessert-themed challenge.
The fifth episode is scheduled to air on Monday, August 10, at 21:45 on La 1 and RTVE Play. Viewers can watch live or catch up later through RTVE Play’s streaming service. The winner will become the fifth town to claim victory this season.
Another major televised competition, the recent MotoGP British Grand Prix at Silverstone, also drew impressive attention, reflecting the popularity of live event broadcasts in Spain.
The Grand Prix del Verano has a long tradition on Spanish television, built around humor and community spirit, with rivalry woven into the format. Celebrity padrinos and new games each year help keep the show relevant and appealing. As the 2026 season progresses, it remains a fixture in the summer schedule, attracting audiences across the country and bringing local pride to a national stage.
