Hungary became the first Eastern European country to open its doors to Formula 1. But few know that long before the modern championship was created, a five-kilometer circuit built in a park near central Budapest hosted a Hungarian Grand Prix race.
Today this legendary heritage lives on at Hungaroring—one of the most recognizable circuits on the Formula 1 calendar.
This is a track where the battle is always unpredictable: narrow corners and dynamic overtakes turn every minute into drama. The grandstand sectors are positioned so that spectators can see almost the entire lap—you’ll always be at the heart of the action. Fans from all over the world create the atmosphere of a true festival of speed and adrenaline. Hungaroring is the shortest track on the calendar after Monaco. Overtaking at the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix is almost impossible because there are no long straights or high-speed corners. As a result, aerodynamics must be set for maximum downforce. However, this creates cooling challenges, as the load on the front wing deflects airflow away from directly entering the radiators. Traditionally, Friday features F1 practice sessions, Saturday hosts qualifying, and Sunday is the Hungarian Grand Prix race day.
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All prices are net, commissions not included.
The ticket price does not include the service fee for ticket issuance, which is €50 per ticket.
Payment and ticket issuance are made immediately after confirmation and are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
By purchasing a ticket, the buyer accepts the General Terms of Participation and the ticket purchase conditions.
All tickets are provided electronically as E-Ticket/Print-at-Home 5–6 days before the event.
The ticket does not include parking; this service is paid separately.
Ticket confirmation is subject to availability.
Ticket types valid only for visiting the spectator area with an assigned seat do not include access to the Paddock or Pit Stop:
Friday — practice sessions
Saturday — qualifying
Sunday — race day
Weekend = 3 days (Friday/Saturday/Sunday)
Junior (up to 13.99 years) — for children who have not turned 14 on the day of the event
Tickets for the Grid 1 and Grid 2 grandstands do not grant access to the starting grid where the cars line up before the start; this ticket type grants access to the grandstands only.
Transfers can be arranged from any city in Hungary to the circuit and back.
Contact for ticket reservations: [email protected]
Note: Part of the spectator area and some grandstands are under reconstruction. The location, capacity, and seating layout have changed. Please study the map carefully before purchasing!
