Grand Prix 2025

Spanish Domestic Series

Presenter / Commentator:
Ramón García

Co-Presenter:
Lala Chus
Ángela Fernández

Referees:
Asun Langa
Eduardo Vicente

Referees' Assistants:
Cristian Canadell
José Manuel Fole
Javier Gallego
Victor González
Gabriel Peinado
Roberto Rodríguez

Dancer / Comedian:
Víctor Ortiz (Wilbur)

Vachette Performer:
Miguel Del Pozo

Dinosaur Performer:
Nicolás Greco

Music:
Federico Vaona

Production Credits:

Creator: Francesco Boserman; Production Advisor: Amato Pennasilico; Management Team: Desireé Anaya, Daniel Martín, Marta Ruiz, Paula Torregrosa, Lara Vico; Specialists Team: Bungy System, Pau Costa; Editorial Office: Mafer Jimenez; Set Design: Punto Per Punto; Games Production: France Andreu, Jesús Chacón, Jorge López, Sara Muñoz; Technical Direction: José Manuel Espada; Art Direction: Laura Lostale; Script: Javier Pilar, Carlos Soria; Wardrobe: Sandra Sáez; Costumes: David Arranz, Adrián Brito, Laura Cambero, Cristian Camilo, Carolina Ortiz, Ariadna Paniagua, Francisco Platero, Joaquín Santiago, Marta Ureña; Spider Condor Fly: System Grip; Photography: Iñaki Irastorza; Art: Ana Cobos, Oliver Hernán, Rubén Manso, Kisko Martínez, Paola Toledano, Regina Yébenes; Graphics: Melania Ibeas, MOA Studio; Graphics Direction: MSL; Co-ordination of Guests: Laura Fernández, Elena Machi; Human Resources: Elena Francés, María José Miñano, José Manuel Peña, Marina Redrejo, María Torrero; Catering: La Diligencia; Waiters: Perseo; Cleaning Services: Elizabeth Peña, Grupo 4; Public and Hostess Co-ordination: Juanjo Barriga, Yoli Benito, Marcelo Cortazzo, Edgar R. García, Juan Carlos Meneses, José Carlos Nieto; Digital Communication: Susan Abad, Claudia Albarrán, Cristina Fernández, Supersonic; Systems: Guillermo Asenjo, Adrián González, Javier Mateos; Lighting Direction: Cinelux; Set Construction: Arrendamenti Allegrini, Iluminate; Games Construction: Crea de Lua, Hartelo, Palomares; Production Co-ordination: Maria Laspiur, Amparo Mollá, Alicia Rodríguez; Production: Paula Aguado, Mayte Bernal, Andrea Cano, Sara Carballo, Nacho Fernández, Marta Gabilondo, Alicia Jakovleva, Cristina López, Camelo Mejías, Irene Merín, Eva Nieto, Estafanía Quishpe, Beatriz Requena, Claudia Sabroso, Ignacio Zaballa; Producer: Aurora Triguero-Lizana; Production Team: Gema Bercial, Adrián García del Castillo, Alejandra Cela, Nicolás Morillo, Sara Palomar, Óscar Rubio; Edition: Francisco Álamo, Javi Cortés, Miriam Duarte, Sergio G^a Forneiro; Technicians: Adrián González, David de la Horra; Technical Services: Proima Zebrastur; Programme Control: Ana Belén Carrasco, Judith Carrasco, Bárbara Díez, Antonio García, Pedro Pérez, Bárbara Rodríguez, José Rosales; Cameras: Santiago Antiga, Enrique Barbero, Jaime Llorente, Juan José Luque, Alfonso Pazos, Eloy Puertas, Remigio Rescalvo, Daniel Sanz, Simón Soler, Alberto Tarancón, Pablo Vargas; Editing: Sergio Ampuero, Ángel Iglesias, Jorge Mesa, Daniel Pérez, Alicia Vega; Sound: SBA; VTR Towns: Antonio Jesús Barrantes, Mónica González, Javier Linares, Héctor Montaño, Delia Postigo; Assembly: Elena F. Granados, Juan Antonio Mechor; Realisation: Dolores de Reyes; Editor: María San Juan; Director: María Escario

Co-produced by: Radiotelevisión Española (RTVE - E) and EuroTV Producciones

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Grand Prix 2025

Heat 1

Event Staged: Summer 2025
Venue: Studio 2, Elamedia Estudios (Elamedia Studios),
c/ Río Tormes, Fuenlabrada, Spain

European Transmissions (Local Timings):
TVE La 1 (E): Summer 2025

Audience Figures:
TVE La 1 (E): TBC viewers / TBC% share

Teams: Celanova (Ourense) v. Huelma (Jaén)

Team Members included:
Celanova - TBC (Team Patron), TBC (Mayor), TBC;
Huelma - TBC (Team Patron), TBC (Mayor), TBC.

Games (Official Titles - Translated): TBC.

Game Results and Standings

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Final Scoreboard

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Rankings Table

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 L'Ollería
 Urdúliz
 Alagón
 San Sebastián de la Gomera
 Herencia
 Peñaranda de Bracamonte
 Cubas de la Sagra
 L'Arboç

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The Host Town

Fuenlabrada, Spain

Fuenlabrada is a city and municipality of Spain located in the Community of Madrid. As of 2018, it had a population of 193,586, making it the region's fourth most populated municipality. Its name derives from the contraction of 'fuente labrada', Spanish for 'carved fountain'.

There is evidence of human settlement in the area dating back to the Paleolithic (La Cantueña) and the Bronze Age (Casas del Cerro). Other settlements in the current municipal area, including Loranca, Albas and Fregacedos, existed during the Upper Middle Ages.

The founding of the village of Fuenlabrada can be traced to the late 14th century, when it was populated by former inhabitants of the nearby settlements of Loranca, Albas and Fregacedos. The first mention of Fuenlabrada, which by the early 16th century was part of the Land of Madrid, was recorded later in the century, during the reign of Philip II, in the so-called Topographic Relations of Philip II.

While the agricultural sector of the economy remained dominant, the making of rosquillas and buns in the municipality became renowned among the surrounding towns by the end of the 19th century. Following the end of the 1936–1939 Civil War, in which some parts of Fuenlabrada endured serious damage, the Dirección General de Regiones Devastadas undertook some building works in the municipality during the 1940s and 1950s.

Fuenlabrada witnessed a dramatic population explosion in the 1970s and 1980s, due to large scale immigration of young workers coming from the capital city and other agrarian regions (chiefly Extremadura, Castilla-La Mancha, Andalusia and Galicia) seeking affordable prices in housing. Going from 7,369 inhabitants in 1970, the municipality reached a population of 18,442 by 1975, and 65,181 in 1980, credited as the biggest relative population increase in Spain during that decade. Foreign workers have also settled in the city, most of them coming from Latin America, Africa, the Maghreb, China and Romania. The demographic growth has continued in the ensuing decades.

The city is home to basketball team Baloncesto Fuenlabrada. Their home games are played at Fernando Martín sports centre, which has a capacity of 5,700.

CF Fuenlabrada is the local football team, playing in Segunda División (second tier in Spanish league). They play as home team at the Estadio Fernando Torres, inaugurated by the footballer's parents on 1st September 2011. The stadium has a capacity of 7,500.

Since 1979, the municipality has been a stronghold of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) and has been part of the so-called "red belt" of the Community of Madrid.

Additional Information

TBC.

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