2026 Hungarian Grand Prix
24 - 26 July 2026 | Hungaroring
Grand Prix Events is proud to be an official supplier of general admission, grandstand and hospitality tickets for the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix 2026. Secure your access today!
Why You Should Attend
One of the best value for money races on the European calendar, the Hungarian Grand Prix is a popular race to attend for many F1 fans across the continent. With a wealth of great grandstand viewing areas and a prime location just outside of Budapest, a visit to the Hungarian Grand Prix makes for an ideal summer getaway, combining racing with city exploring!
Where to Watch at the Hungaroring
Thanks to being built in a natural bowl, most grandstands and general admission areas at the Hungaroring offer views of multiple corners. The circuit’s main grandstand - with views of the grid, pit lane and podium - was renovated ahead of last year’s race. The Apex and Grid grandstands, around the final corner are a good place to see wheel-to-wheel action, while the Pit Exit and T1 stands have views of the opening corner.
F1 Experiences Packages
Upgrade your race weekend in Hungary with an official grandstand or premium hospitality package from F1 Experiences. Enjoy superior trackside views and insider access at the Hungaroring. Hotel accommodation in Budapest and circuit transfers can also be added to packages.
F1 Paddock Club & Hospitality Suites
From the affordable VIP Fan Lounge with main grandstand seats to the exclusive F1 Paddock Club above the pits, enjoy the best all-inclusive hospitality at the Hungarian Grand Prix with exceptional views and exclusive perks.
Hungarian Grand Prix History
Constructed in just nine months in the mid 1980s, the Hungaroring has been ever-present on the Formula 1 calendar since hosting the Hungarian Grand Prix for the first time in 1986. Described as “Monaco without the walls”, it is a deceptively tricky track to master and can produce some unexpected results - like Jenson Button’s maiden win in 2006 or Esteban Ocon’s triumph with Alpine in 2021.
About the Hungaroring
Budapest’s well-developed transport network means that the Hungaroring, 20km northwest of the city center, is easy to get to by train, bus or taxi. One of the top six visited cities in Europe, late July is an ideal time to visit and there’s plenty to see and do in Budapest away from the circuit, from architectural wonders to thermal baths and river cruises.
