TicketHold | Hungaroring Circuit Seating Chart – Best Views & Tips

Your Guide to the Perfect Seat at Hungary’s Premier Racing Venue

The Hungaroring Circuit, nestled in the hills near Budapest, is a legendary Formula 1 track known for its challenging twists and vibrant atmosphere. With limited overtaking opportunities, seating choice is crucial to maximize your viewing experience. Here’s how to navigate the Hungaroring seating chart like a pro.

Hungaroring Seating Sections: Pros & Cons

• Main Grandstand (Start/Finish Line): Best for pre-race ceremonies and pit action, but limited overtaking views.
• Gold 4 (Turn 1): Prime spot for dramatic braking maneuvers and race starts, though seats fill quickly.
• Silver 6 (Turn 11): Elevated views of the technical chicane—ideal for photography enthusiasts.
• General Admission (Hill Areas): Budget-friendly with panoramic views, but no reserved seating.

Best Seats for Key Events

• Formula 1: Gold 4 (Turn 1) or Super Gold (Turn 12) for high-speed action.
• MotoGP: Silver 2 (Turn 5) to witness riders lean through the sweeping curve.
• Concerts/Festivals: Main Grandstand for central stage views.

Seat View Tips

Higher rows in grandstands avoid fence obstructions. Turn 14’s "Honda Tower" offers shaded seating with TV screens. Avoid lower rows at Turn 8—visibility is limited to just 200m of track.

VIP & Accessibility

• Paddock Club: Includes pit lane walks and gourmet catering.
• Accessible Seating: Dedicated platforms at Main Grandstand and Turn 4 with companion seats.

Pro Tips

Book early for grandstands—Hungaroring sells out fast. General admission fans should arrive at dawn for hilltop spots. Bring binoculars for distant corners.