The Hungaroring made history in 1986 by becoming the first Formula One race held behind the Iron Curtain. Today, it is the second-longest-running venue on the calendar, following Monza. The track features a tight, technical layout and uphill sections that challenge drivers, while its vibrant fan atmosphere is legendary. 

The Hungaroring is currently undergoing a significant upgrade. The entire grandstand has been renovated, and the sectors have been given new names. The main grandstand is now referred to as the Hungaroring and Hungaroring Platinum. These areas offer improved viewing angles, more comfortable seating, and modern amenities. The map has also been updated, so it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with the new layout before booking your tickets. 

The program of the race weekend: 

Friday (August 1): Free Practice

Saturday (August 2): Third Free Practice + Qualifying

Sunday (August 3): Race Day – 70 laps, 306.63 km, start: 14:00 (BST) 

Visitors to the Fan Zone can enjoy a range of additional activities, including side races, autograph sessions, live music, and interactive experiences. 

The 2025 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix promises to be an unforgettable event. Expect high speeds, world-class amenities, and a unique atmosphere at the Hungaroring. Whether you're a dedicated fan or a first-time visitor, this weekend has excitement in store for everyone. 

Venue: 2146 Mogyoród, Hungaroring út 10.