GP Madrid
Looking for Madrid Grand Prix tickets 2027? Get ready for something truly special: in 2027, the Formula 1 calendar welcomes another edition in the heart of Spain’s capital — the Madrid Grand Prix. Hosted on the exciting new circuit known as Madring, this race marks the return of F1 to Madrid for the second time since 1981.
Madring will be a unique hybrid circuit combining urban flair and purpose-built track design: 5.47 km, 22 corners — including the much-talked-about banked “La Monumental” turn — crafted to deliver speed, drama, and unforgettable race moments.
Thanks to its location around the IFEMA exhibition centre and excellent transport connections (just minutes from Madrid-Barajas airport, and close to public transit), Madrid becomes one of the most accessible Grand Prix destinations in the world.
It’s very convenient for you as a fan. With easy access from the airport, just minutes from central Madrid, getting to and from the track remains hassle-free. Plus, Madrid adds a mix of culture, nightlife, and gastronomy, which is perfect for a full race-weekend getaway.
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FAQ
What type of tickets are available?
At GrandPrix-Ticketing, we offer tickets for the qualification sessions, free practice sessions, the main race, and a weekend combi package. In some cases we are also able to offer special hospitality packages. We always want you in pole position for the best seats available!
Which tickets are accepted at the venue?
The venue prefers PDF tickets on smartphones and tablets, but print-at-home tickets are accepted. If you print tickets numerous times, only the first person to show them will be admitted.
Are grandstand seats at the Madrid Grand Prix allocated?
Yes, all grandstand seating will be fully reserved and numbered. This ensures spectators have a guaranteed place throughout the weekend in what is expected to be a high-demand event. The grandstands are positioned to offer clear views of key racing zones and high-speed sections.
Where is the new Madrid Grand Prix held?
The Madrid Grand Prix will take place around IFEMA Madrid, a major exhibition centre located in the northeast of the city. The circuit is a semi-street track that uses both purpose-built sections and public roads around the venue. Its location makes it very easy to reach from the city centre and Madrid-Barajas Airport.
What kind of circuit layout does Madrid have?
Madrid’s layout is a hybrid track combining fast, flowing corners with tighter technical sections. It is designed to encourage overtaking and provide multiple strong viewing points. Because the circuit is newly built for 2026, spectators can expect modern infrastructure and facilities.
How easy is it to get to the circuit?
The circuit is extremely accessible because IFEMA Madrid is directly connected to Madrid’s metro network and major highways. It is only a few minutes from the airport, making it one of the most convenient F1 venues for international fans. Public transport is expected to be the preferred way to reach the track due to its urban setting.