Hungarian F1 Grand Prix 2026 tickets go on sale

The Hungarian F1 Grand Prix will return to Budapest on 26 July 2026. The Hungarian capital is one of Europe’s favourite city break destinations, and among our top sellers for Formula 1 tickets.

We have a wide range of grandstand tickets in stock, as well as a limited number of General Admission – get yours while you can! Check out the various options in the link below.

Official Hungarian F1 Grand Prix tickets

Why go to the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix?

The Hungaroring is a historic track with fast corners that favour fearless driving and audacious overtaking. This track demands precision combined with fearless speed, meaning that drama is never far away.

The Hungarian Grand Prix has become part of the Formula 1 furniture. This historic and iconic track has enjoyed its place in the calendar since 1986. It was announced in 2023 that the Hungaroring will play host to Formula 1 until the year 2032.

A curious fact is about the track in Hungary, is that every world champion, barring Alain Prost and Nico Rosberg, has claimed victory at the Hungaroring since the first race held there. Oscar Piastri claimed victory in the 2024 race – could that be an omen of what is to come?

The 2024 edition was truly a race to remember with a bittersweet 1-2 for the McLaren team, as tempers flared between Verstappen and his Red Bull colleagues.

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Charles Leclerc shocked everyone when he claimed pole position in the 2025 Saturday qualifying, but the unstoppable McLarens surged to yet another 1-2, closing the gap between the Papaya drivers. What will the 2026 race hold?

Visit Budapest

The circuit is just 25 minutes from central Budapest, one of Europe’s most popular city destinations. Known for its vibrant and yet affordable nightlife and restaurants, as well as historic architecture, the Hungarian Grand Prix experience offers so much more than the on-track action track.

How to get to Hungaroring for the Hungarian Grand Prix

Budapest is split into two main parts (Buda and Pest) by the Danube River. The city’s unique heritage stretches back to include the Celts, Romans and Ottoman Empire. Its religious buildings, including synagogs, cathedrals and abbeys, demonstrate the spiritual relevance of a city that has traditionally been a convergence point of beliefs in Europe.

The ruin bars are also a well-known feature of the Budapest nightlife. As parts of the city fell into disrepair, car parks, warehouses and historic buildings were given new life as these makeshift bars were created. Since the turn of the century they have become synonymous with the city’s identity.

Budget airlines regularly fly into the Hungarian capital, which is renowned as one of the cheapest cities to visit in Europe. Check out Visit Hungary for more inspiration on what to do in the capital Budapest

Grandstand and General Admission tickets for the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix are now on sale. This event is highly likely to sell out, so make sure you’re not among the high number of fans who miss out every year!

Head to the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix event page to book your spot at the Hungaroring.

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