Official F1 Hungarian Grand Prix 2025 Tickets

The F1 Hungarian Grand Prix, held at newly updated Hungaroring, has been a staple of the Formula 1 calendar since its debut in 1986. Known for its tight, technical layout, this now legendary circuit challenges drivers with its twisty corners and limited overtaking opportunities, rewarding precision and strategy. The best tickets sell out fast, so don’t wait – secure yours today!

The Hungaroring’s compact design pushes both drivers and cars to their limits, with popular sections like Turn 4 and the sweeping Turn 11 testing skill and consistency. Its reputation as a fan-favorite venue is enhanced by the vibrant atmosphere, with passionate crowds and a lively energy that brings the event to life. The circuit’s unique characteristics often produce unpredictable races, making it a must-watch event.

Located near the beautiful city of Budapest, the Hungaroring offers fans the chance to combine thrilling motorsport action with Hungarian culture. From exploring Budapest’s stunning architecture and historic landmarks to savouring traditional cuisine and relaxing in famous thermal baths, the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend promises an unforgettable experience both on and off the track.

Attending the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring requires thoughtful planning to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience. The circuit features six entrance gates, strategically positioned to provide convenient access to different areas of the venue, including grandstands and General Admission zones.

The circuit gates typically open at 07:30 AM on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, allowing fans plenty of time to find their preferred viewing spots and explore the venue. Arriving early is recommended to fully enjoy the trackside atmosphere, fan activities, and entertainment offerings.

On Thursday afternoon, a special opportunity awaits fans with the public pit lane walk, available for an additional fee (35 euros in 2024). This exclusive experience grants access to the pit lane, providing a closer look at the teams' preparations and a chance to witness the F1 cars up close before the action begins.

To enhance your Hungarian Grand Prix experience, consider securing an exclusive Survival Guide (more information here). This comprehensive resource includes circuit maps, insider tips, and essential information to help you navigate the track effortlessly and make the most of your race weekend at the Hungaroring.

Attending the Hungarian Grand Prix requires careful planning, and choosing the right parking option can make your experience more convenient and enjoyable.

Premium Parking
Premium Parking at the Hungaroring offers a paid parking option conveniently located near the main grandstand area. This option provides quicker access to the circuit and includes the use of the VIP access road, helping to avoid traffic congestion. Premium Parking is available for purchase with any race ticket, with prices starting from around €45, and is in high demand, especially for Sunday, so booking early is recommended. The approximate location can be found on the official circuit map.

Free Parking
The Hungaroring also offers free parking for passenger vehicles in designated areas around the circuit. These spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be reserved in advance. Fans using free parking should expect longer walking distances and potential delays during peak times.

Plan ahead to choose the best parking option for your Hungarian Grand Prix experience.

Camping near the Hungaroring is a fantastic way to fully immerse yourself in the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix experience. The camping area is conveniently located close to the track, offering fans easy access throughout the race weekend.

Easy Camping
Easy Camping is located near the Hungaroring circuit, providing clean toilets and hot showers, with electricity available upon request. Visitors can park their cars or motorbikes directly at their camping spot for added convenience. Food and drinks are available on-site, including a simple street food menu and a selection of beverages. Staff are on hand to assist with any issues. Groups of friends and fans are welcome. The campsite operates from Thursday to Monday.

You can book the campsite here.

The Hungaroring, located in Mogyoród, just 20 kilometres from Budapest, has been hosting the Hungarian Grand Prix since 1986. As the first Eastern European track to welcome Formula 1, it presents a unique challenge with its tight, twisty layout and limited overtaking opportunities. Spanning 4.381 km (2.722 miles) with 14 corners, the track is often called a “Monaco without the barriers.”

The circuit's demanding nature and high summer temperatures, test both car performance and driver endurance. Precision and tyre management are crucial, making strategy a key factor in race outcomes.

Besides Formula 1, the Hungaroring has welcomed various motorsport events, including FIA WTCC and MotoGP in the past. Regular upgrades ensure it meets modern standards while preserving its classic appeal.

With its proximity to Budapest, the race attracts large international crowds, offering fans the perfect blend of motorsport excitement and cultural exploration.