Round 13 · Jul 24–26
🇭🇺 Budapest · Hungary
Every grandstand position below is hand-mapped from satellite imagery. Tap a stand on the map or in the list for details.
Overlooks Turn 14 (the final corner) and the exit onto the start/finish straight, with views toward Turn 13 and Turn 12. Completely uncovered and positioned at a moderate elevation on a natural hillside, offering eye-level views of cars negotiating the last corner before the main straight.
Sits at the highest elevation among the Apex stands on a natural hillside, overlooking Turn 14 and the full run onto the start/finish straight, with sweeping panoramic sightlines toward Turn 13. Completely uncovered but offers excellent value, with elevated rows providing wide views of cars accelerating out of the final corner.
Directly aligned with the starting grid, offering views of the pre-race grid walks, pit boxes of leading teams, the podium area, and pit lane entry. Completely uncovered, with some obstruction of the main straight in lower rows due to the rebuilt main grandstand building; upper rows in outer sectors provide the clearest sightlines.
Overlooks the back half of the starting grid and sections of the pit straight, best suited for viewing pre-race grid action and the early phases of each lap. Completely uncovered, with lower rows potentially obstructed by the adjacent main grandstand building; rows above the advertising boards provide noticeably cleaner sightlines.
Positioned between the start line and the final corner, with views of the starting grid and cars exiting Turn 14 onto the main straight. Completely uncovered, with some advertising gantry obstructions in the lowest rows; higher rows deliver cleaner unobstructed sightlines of the grid and opening straight.
Located at the exit of Turn 14, overlooking the final corner and the beginning of the start/finish straight, with partial views toward Turn 12 and the pit lane. Completely uncovered and one of the circuit's most atmospheric stands — formerly the Red Bull grandstand — offering excellent fan energy and frequent sellouts.
Elevated above Grand Prix 1, providing a higher vantage point over Turn 14 and the straight leading toward Turn 12, with partial sightlines to the starting grid area. Completely uncovered; rows 10 and above are recommended to avoid obstruction from the lower stand and to take full advantage of the elevated perspective.
Positioned high on an embankment at the exit of Turn 14 at the start of the main straight, overlookingthe final corner and cars accelerating toward Turn 1. Completely uncovered, with an elevated vantage point offering wide sightlines of the final corner complex and the beginning of the start/finish straight.
Located between Turns 11 and 12 on the left side of the circuit, overlooking the exit of Turn 11, the short straight between T11 and T12, and the entry to Turn 12. Completely uncovered and positioned adjacent to the main F1 Fan Zone, blending mid-circuit technical action with a lively festival atmosphere.
The highest-positioned of the three chicane grandstands, sitting on a hillside behind Chicane 1 with panoramic views spanning Turns 4 through 8, including the technical Turns 6–7 chicane and potential late-braking overtaking at Turn 4. Completely uncovered; rows 15 and above provide the best elevated sightlines over the stand in front and represent the widest viewing angle at this section of the circuit.
Overlooks the Turns 6–7 chicane directly ahead, with views of the Turn 5 exit and potential overtaking action at Turn 4 for spectators in higher rows. Completely uncovered and the most affordable chicane option; outer sectors feature ground-level positions with standing room at the catch fencing for an immersive, close-to-the-action experience.
The smallest of the chicane grandstands, positioned closest to Turn 5 and the entrance to the Turns 6–7 chicane, with some views extending toward Turn 8. Completely uncovered with sightlines partially obstructed by the adjacent Chicane 1 stand; lower rows (1–5) are recommended for the best unobstructed viewing angle through the chicane.
Positioned on the outside of Turn 1 at the end of the start/finish straight — the circuit's primary overtaking zone — with views of the full Turn 1 braking, apex, and exit sequence as well as DRS-assisted action on the main straight. Completely uncovered, this is one of the most sought-after locations at the Hungaroring for witnessing first-corner drama at race starts.
Adjacent to the T1 grandstand, providing views of cars emerging from the pit lane and rejoining the circuit, alongside the Turn 1 braking zone and apex sequence. Completely uncovered with an excellent angle on pit exit strategy and undercut battles, making it a strong choice for fans who want to track pit stop timing and track position changes.
A newer stand positioned just before the Turn 1 braking zone, offering views of cars at high speed on the main straight to the right and braking hard into Turn 1 to the left, with pit lane activity visible throughout. Completely uncovered, it provides a balanced vantage point between the pit straight and first-corner action that suits fans who want both without committing to either.
The main grandstand situated opposite the pit buildings, offering direct views of the entire pit lane, start/finish straight, and all pit stop action throughout the race. Completely rebuilt for the 2025 season and partially covered — with roof protection available from the middle rows upward — it is the only grandstand at the circuit with any weather protection.
The fully roof-covered upper tier of the newly rebuilt main grandstand, providing the best standard-ticket views of the pit garages, pit lane activity, and the start/finish straight, with sightlines extending to the final corner and podium area. The only fully weather-protected grandstand seating at the Hungaroring outside the Paddock Club, making it the top covered option for fans who want premium viewing with protection from the elements.
Located on the outside of the start/finish straight at an elevated position, with views of the final corner (Turn 14), the main straight, and proximity to the post-race podium ceremony. Completely uncovered, with a wider elevated perspective of the closing stages of each lap and an excellent atmosphere during podium celebrations.
F1's official premium hospitality suite located in fully air-conditioned covered facilities above the team garages on the pit straight, with unparalleled views of the start/finish straight, pit lane, and all pit stop action. Guests receive complimentary Michelin-quality dining, open bar with Champagne, exclusive pit lane walkabout access, guided paddock tours, and team garage visits as part of the package.
The Hungaroring is a permanent circuit in Budapest, Hungary. At 4.381 km long with 14 corners, the lap is run 70 times on race day. The circuit first appeared on the Formula 1 calendar in 1986. Situated 239 metres above sea level, the thin air shapes car setup throughout the race weekend.