The parts were a promotional thing on a magazine sized cardboard backing. Superslot (which is the brand name that Scalextric uses in Spain) had some special F1 parts for sale for less than $10.00 I think. At many newsstands are special edition slot parts on large cardboard backing for sale. And check the newsstands along a street called the Rambla (sorry to my Spanish friends if this is misspelled). Slots are also available in any store that would sell toys, so any large department store will have them. And I laid out more money for slots in that trip to Cric Crac than I've ever spent before.boy was I in the doghouse! But it was worth it. I spent about $100.00 on decals alone there.

They have the best selection of slot car decals I've ever seen. It's not in Barcelona but it's about 40 miles away in Igualada. If you have the time, and a car, go to Cric Crac ( ) which is said to be the best slot shop in Spain (and therefore maybe the world). Poly had a decent selection but it's more of a toy store, the selection was only 'ok', but to put this in context, they do have a better selection than many US hobby shops, so it's all relative really. Palau didn't have a track that I saw but they have lots of new releases in the packed-to-the-ceiling showroom. They have a huge Ninco track in the back of the store. So if you've got old slots (like older than 5 or more years old) you might be able to find wings, mirrors, etc for them. Slotmania makes there own casts of old parts for out of production cars.

I went to Palau, Slotmania (which has more slot parts than I've ever seen in one place BTW). A good list! I was just in Barcelona a few weeks ago and these shops will provide all your slot needs! I went to most of them.

Slot car shops