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Book Hungarian Grand Prix Tickets 2023 | July 21-23
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Hungarian F1 GP 3-Day Pass: Jul 21 to 23, 2023
- Experience the thrill and excitement of the Hungarian Grand Prix at this European leg of the Formula 1 races on Jul 21, 22 and 23.
- Watch the top F1 drivers battle it out on the 4.381 km Hungaroring track with 14 corners.
- Enjoy excellent spectator views with corner seat options like the Gold 4 Grandstand and SuperGold Grandstands.
- Fun Fact: Robert Kubica, Anthony Davidson, Zsolt Baumgartner, and Jaime Alguersuari will be the only drivers to make an F1 debut at the Hungaroring.
Inclusions
- 3-day access pass for Jul 21, 22, and 23
- Access to all free practice sessions (Friday)
- Access to Qualifying sessions (Saturday)
- Access to Race Day (Sunday)
- TV view of all the race action
Day 1: Jul 21, 2023
- Practice Session 1: 1:30pm to 2:30pm
- Practice Session 2: 5pm to 6pm
Day 2: Jul 22, 2023
- Practice Session 3: 12:30pm to 1:30pm
- Qualifying: 4pm to 5pm
Day 3: Jul 23, 2023
- Race Day: 3pm onwards
Note: All timings mentioned are according to track time.
- Tip: For those who don't wish to sit under the hot sun throughout the race, choose the Super Gold Grandstand opposite the pits as this is the only covered grandstand at the Hungaroring.
- Note that the following are not allowed into the circuit: glass items, drones, bicycles, any kind of seats, cooler bags, backpacks exceeding 20kgs, non-collapsible umbrellas, or parasols.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
About Hungaroring Circuit
Hungaroring Circuit
- No. of Laps: 70
- No. of Corners: 14
- Circuit Length: 4.381 km
- Race Distance: 306.63 km
The Hungarian government initially wanted to relive Budapest's old Nepliget park circuit for F1. However, they dropped the plan and began constructing Hungaroring in 1985. A year later, the circuit held its first F1 race. Williams' Nelson Piquet took home the prize.
Hungaroring is a challenging circuit, with few short straights available. There are several turns and corners for drivers to maneuver, but it is an exciting challenge that gets the best out of them.
Hungarian Grand Prix 2023 Seating Plan
Bronze 1
Hungarian GP 2023 Schedule
All timings mentioned are according to track time.
Day 1 - Friday
21st July
FP1 & FP2
Free Practice 1
- 13:30-14:30
Free Practice 2
- 17:00-18:00
Day 2 - Saturday
22nd July
FP3 & Qualifying
Free Practice 3
- 12:30-13:30
Qualifying
- 16:00-17:00
Day 3 - Sunday
23rd July
- Don't miss the Drivers' parade before the race
Race Day
- 15:00
Your Hungarian GP 2023 Tickets Explained
3-Day Pass
What to Expect
- With the 3-Day Pass to the Hungarian GP 2023, you can enjoy the whole weekend of action at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Why Buy a 3-Day Hungarian GP Pass?
- Buy a 3 Day Hungarian GP Pass ticket online to catch all three days of action.
- From free practice 1 to free practice 3, qualifying, and the main race, you can catch all the on-track action at Hungaroring. Also, check out the activation zones and brilliant food and drink options.
Things to do at Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix 2023
Day 1 - Friday
Day 2 - Saturday
Day 3 - Sunday
Free Practice 1 & 2
21st July
FP1
13:30-14:30
- Although the Hungarian Grand Prix begins on Thursday with press day, the on-field action commences on Friday with Free Practice 1. The 90-minute session gives F1 drivers a chance to feel the circuit for the first time and figure out strategies.
FP2
17:00-18:00
- Free Practice 2 follows FP1 on Friday. Another 90-minute session, FP2, gives teams and drivers another chance to understand the circuit further.
FP 3 & Qualifying
22nd July
FP3
12:30-13:30
- Saturday at Hungaroring begins with Free Practice 3, the practice session for drivers and teams before qualifying. This is the teams’ final chance to collect preliminary data, test tire combinations, and define a strategy for Qualifying.
Qualifying
16:00-17:00
- On Saturday afternoon, F1 drivers head out to record the fastest lap and gain pole position. Starting up top at Hungaroring can prove helpful, given the technical and twisted nature of the circuit.
Race Day
23rd July
Race
15:00-17:00
- You can feel the excitement at the Hungarian Grand Prix come Sunday.
- Drivers and teams compete against each other to win the podium. Hungaroring has 70 laps, each measuring 4.381 km. Drivers will cover a combined 306.63 km during the race.
- It is best to buy your Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix tickets online. You can grab great discounts and enjoy hassle-free entry to the circuit.
Plan Your Visit to Hungarian GP 2023
Timings
Getting There
Facilities
Visitor Tips
Rules & Regulations
Hungary Essentials
Hungarian GP Timings
Timings for the Hungarian Grand Prix will be released closer to the event, which is scheduled for July 20-23, 2023. The action begins on Friday, July 21st, with Free Practices 1 and 2. It is followed by Free Practice 3 and Qualifying on Saturday, with the main race held on Sunday, July 23rd.
Thursday:
- Pit Lane Walk
Friday:
- FP1: 13:30-14:30
- FP2: 17:00-18:00
Saturday:
- FP3: 12:30-13:30
- Qualifying: 16:00-17:00
Sunday:
- Main Race: 15:00-17:00
Race Duration: The Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix lasts about two hours.
Getting to Hungarian GP
Address: Mogyoród, Hungaroring utca 10, 2146 Hungary
By Flight
- Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is less than half an hour away from Hungaroring. You can easily get a flight to Budapest Airport from major European cities.
By Train
- Taking a train is an excellent choice if you have time and want to see the countryside. Several trains arrive in Budapest from major European cities.
- They're fast as well; trains from Vienna take three hours, from Munich seven hours, and 10 hours from Krakow.
By Bus
- Countless buses operate from major European cities to Budapest. The international bus station in Budapest is close to the city center, which is located just 16 minutes away from Hungaroring.
- Regarding the travel duration, buses from Bratislava and Vienna take around three hours to reach Budapest, while those from Prague or Krakow take 6 to 7 hours.
Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport
39.6 km from Hungaroring
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Facilities at Hungaroring Circuit
- Clean toilets and handwashing stations: You can expect clean toilets and handwashing stations on all three days at Hungaroring. While there may be a queue on Sundays, the staff does well to keep the toilets clean.
- Free and regular shuttle bus: Free shuttle buses operate from railway and bus stations to Hungaroring. They're fairly regular, so you won't have to wait too long to get one.
- Wheelchair Accessibility: Wheelchair users can rest assured they'll have a seamless experience at Hungaroring. Some grandstands even have a dedicated wheelchair platform.
- Food choices: You'll find plenty of food options, especially with meat, at Hungaroring. Several food stands also sell hot dogs, pizzas, and hamburgers.
- Large screens: Multiple large screens are set up at various points at Hungaroring.
- Grab online tickets: Online tickets to Hungaroring are the best option if you want to grab discounts.
- Flying to Vienna: While the Budapest Airport is nearby, you can save more by flying to Vienna and taking a train or boat to Hungaroring.
- Parking: Purchasing four or more Super Gold tickets earns parking privileges. You can access the priority lane and get free parking.
- Weather: The Hungarian Grand Prix is fun, but the weather isn't. Prepare for the hot weather with comfortable clothing and an umbrella.
- Bring binoculars: A few grandstands at the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix provide distant views. You'll need your binoculars to catch who's driving past you.
- Online tickets: You can purchase tickets to the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix online or through an online ticket partner.
- Duplicate tickets: Keep your tickets safe, as duplicate tickets will not be issued if you lose your original tickets.
- Animals aren't allowed: Animals, except assistance dogs, are prohibited from entering Hungaroring and the car park.
- Dangerous items: Weapons, stabbing devices, glass, skateboards, and similar items are not allowed inside Hungaroring.
- Photography and videography: You can take videos, record sounds, and create other audio-visual content for commercial use within the premises.
- Official merchandise: All official merchandise must be purchased within the complex. Selling unofficial merchandise outside the gates or in the park is prohibited.
- Behavior: The right conduct is essential inside Hungaroring. You may be asked to leave the event for displaying unlawful behavior.
- Drones are prohibited: Drones and other unmanned flying objects are strictly prohibited.
- Visa: Citizens of the European Union, Australia, the USA, Canada, and other major Western countries do not need a visa to enter Hungary.
- Time Zone: GMT +1 hour
- Currency: Forint (HUF)
- Socket: Type C and Type F
- Language: Hungarian, German
- Weather: July is hot and humid in Budapest. Expect temperatures to touch or exceed 27°C if the heat worsens. Dress accordingly.
Hungarian GP 2022 Results
Position
Driver
Team
Time
1
Max Verstappen
Red Bull Racing RBPT
1:39:35.912
2
Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes
+7.834s
3
George Russell
Mercedes
+12.337s
4
Carlos Sainz
Ferrari
+14.579s
5
Sergio Perez
Red Bull Racing RBPT
+15.688s
6
Charles Leclerc
Ferrari
+16.047s
7
Lando Norris
McLaren
+78.300s
8
Fernando Alonso
Alpine
+1 Lap
9
Esteban Ocon
Alpine
+1 Lap
10
Sebastian Vettel
Aston Martin
+1 Lap
Frequently Asked Questions About Hungarian GP 2023
How much do Hungarian GP tickets cost?
Depending on the experience and grandstand you choose, you could pay anything between €100 to €2000 at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Which are the best seats to watch the Hungarian GP?
Super Gold and the four Gold grandstands are excellent choices to enjoy the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix.
Are there any discounts on Hungarian GP tickets?
You can get exciting discounts by booking your Hungarian Grand Prix tickets online.
Which is the cheapest ticket to watch the Hungarian GP?
Silver 5 grandstands and general admission allow you to enjoy the Hungarian Grand Prix on a budget.
When is the Hungarian GP?
The Hungarian Grand Prix is scheduled between 20-23 July, 2023. Free practices 1 and 2 will be held on Friday, 21st July. Saturday, 22nd July, brings free practice 3 and qualifying. The main race will take place on Sunday, 23rd July.
Where is the Hungarian GP being held?
The Hungarian Grand Prix will be held in Hungaroring.
What time does the Hungarian GP start?
The race is set to start on Sunday, 23 July at 15:00 PM.
What are my food and drink options at the Hungarian GP?
Several food stalls will be present to offer multiple foods and drink options at the Hungarian Grand Prix. You can get hamburgers, pizzas, and hot dogs. However, the food is expensive.
Which is the next F1 race after the Hungarian GP?
The Belgian Grand Prix is scheduled after the Hungarian Grand Prix. It is set for the weekend following the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Who was the winner of the Hungarian GP last year?
Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen won the 2022 Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix.
What are the best things to do in Budapest?
Budapest is a fantastic tourist destination. Full of incredible history and culture, Budapest can quickly become one of your favorite cities worldwide. Fisherman's Bastion, The Chain Bridge, and Dohány Street Synagogue are a few spots you can add to their Budapest itinerary.
How's the weather in Budapest during the Formula 1 GP?
Budapest experiences hot and humid weather during the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix. Temperatures easily exceed 25°C during the day and rarely fall below 17°C in the evenings.