MAP OF GRANDSTANDS

Which stand in Imola has the best view? Nestled in a natural valley, the Hungaroring provides spectators with breathtaking views of almost the entire track from different vantage points. The circuit's natural contours enable most grandstands to offer elevated perspectives of the action, often overlooking multiple corners at the same time.

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Gold 1

Grandstand Gold 1 is at the starting grid; you will not miss the adrenaline here. Let yourself be drawn into the race off the track and enjoy a great view of the podium and the top teams' garages. In the opposite direction, you can see the straight that connects turns 11 and 12.

Gold 2

Grandstand Gold 2 is an excellent compromise between the view of the starting grid and podium and the view of the final sector. Be in the heart of the action and immerse yourself in the race.

Super Gold

The Super Gold Grandstand is the only covered grandstand on the circuit, offering an unobstructed track view in any weather. You won't have a view of the start straight from the grandstand, but you won't miss the ideal position to see the team garages and pit stops. The grandstand is right next to the F1 Fanzone and the leading food and drink area, so you can enjoy the action on the track rather than having to make long transfers.

Gold 3 & Gold 4

The Gold 3 and Gold 4 grandstands, located by Turn 1, are some of the most popular grandstands for watching the race at the Hungaroring. Overtaking is difficult on the winding and challenging circuit in Budapest. That's why Turn 1 is a crucial spot where drivers are given the opportunity to manoeuvre and gain an advantage. The elevated grandstands allow spectators to see the cars at the corner's entry and exit. No action on the track is missed.

The Gold 3 grandstand offers a better view of the start and finish straight, allowing for a longer view of the approach to turn one. The view of the corner itself can be slightly less attractive.

The Gold 4 grandstand is closer to Turn 1 and offers a great view of some late braking manoeuvres. The downside is that the track's slope limits the view of the main straight.

Bronze 1 & Bronze 2

Bronze grandstands are the cheapest option to watch the Hungarian Grand Prix. The grandstands are located on the opposite side of the track from the other grandstands and the fan zone. They don't offer many options to fill the time when you're not watching the action on the track.

The Bronze 1 grandstand offers a view of the chicane of turns 6 and 7. If you are looking for an affordable bronze grandstand experience, this is the best choice.

Bronze 2 at the exit of Turn 5 is no better place to watch the race than the surrounding General Admission area. If you want to move around the track while having a secure place to sit, Bronze 2 is a great option.

Silver 5

The Silver 5 grandstand offers a view of the short straight between Turns 11 and 12 and a more distant view of the following sequence of turns.

Silver 6 & Silver 3

The sharp right-hand final corner is crucial. Drivers are pushed to their limits, trying different lines to secure their best lap in qualifying or to set up an overtaking opportunity at the first corner. From the Silver 3 and Silver 6 stands, you won't miss a single moment of the thrilling action from the final corner and the finish straight.

SIlver 1, Silver 2 & Red Bull grandstand

Grandstands Silver 1 and Red Bull is located at the final part of the track. It offers an imposing spectacle—a view of the F1 cars coming down the 11th and 12th straight. Turn 11, entering the final corner and then going full throttle down the final straight will leave you sitting still. Silver 2 is close to the grid, pits and podium.

General Admission

The most popular and cheapest ticket for the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring. The General Admission ticket offers fans free movement around designated parts of the track. Remember that you are not entitled to your seat; someone else can take it once you get up. For true F1 fans, however, it's a great economical way to enjoy the race.