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Hungarian Grand Prix tickets

Official tickets for the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring, just outside Budapest. Find Turn 1 and the main straight on the circuit map.

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In Formula 1 since 1986

1 races

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About the Hungarian Grand Prix

In 1986 the Hungarian Grand Prix became the first Formula 1 race behind the Iron Curtain, and it has been on the calendar every year since. Hungarian GP tickets on TicPro are official tickets for the race at the Hungaroring.

Several races here have been strategic battles shaped by tyre management and qualifying. Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher are among the drivers with several successes at the Hungaroring.

The race is usually held in the European summer, often as one of the last races before the mid-season break.

Hungarian Grand Prix facts
Official nameFormula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix
CircuitHungaroring
LocationMogyoród, Hungary
First held1986
Lap length4.381 km
Laps70
Race distance306.630 km
Where to sit at the Hungaroring

For overtaking, look at Turn 1. If you book early, you have more grandstands to choose from.

Start and finishMain straight

The main straight grandstands look over the start, the finish and the pit lane.

OvertakingTurn 1

Turn 1 comes at the end of the main straight and is a key overtaking point.

Wider viewRaised areas

The raised parts of the circuit give a wide view over the track.

No fixed seatGeneral admission

No reserved seat. You watch from the open viewing areas your ticket covers and can move between them.

Weekend tickets usually cover practice, qualifying and the race.
Hungaroring

The circuit lies in Mogyoród, just outside Budapest. The lap is 4.381 km and narrow, with few long straights and a sequence of medium- and low-speed corners. Its driving style is often compared to a street circuit.

The circuit opened in 1986. Overtaking is hard here, so qualifying matters a lot.

Race weekend and travel
Getting there

Sort out your transport to and from the circuit before race day.

Moving around

Give yourself time to get between the viewing areas.

Around the race

Budapest's historic sites, thermal baths and cultural attractions are close by for the days around the race.

Hungarian GP ticket questions

Tickets, grandstands and race day near Budapest.

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Last updated 3 November 2026