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Race weekend typically occurs on the . Tickets for the following year usually go on sale in early October. As one of the most accessible and fan-friendly
The Hungarian Grand Prix offers the best value-for-money of any European race. Spend your money on a Silver or Gold seat, save your cash on cheap Budapest beer and accommodation, and enjoy the friendliest crowd in F1. DO NOT buy from Viagogo or random Facebook ads
Below is everything you need to know about securing your seat for the "Monaco of the East." The Hungaroring is a classic, twisty circuit with limited natural elevation changes, but the track organizers have built excellent infrastructure. Here are the primary ticketing zones:
| Ticket Type | Friday (Practice) | Saturday (Quali) | Sunday (Race) | 3-Day Weekend | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | €35-45 | €65-85 | €120-150 | €180-220 | | Silver | €50-70 | €110-140 | €220-280 | €320-390 | | Gold | €80-110 | €160-210 | €320-400 | €490-590 | | Super Gold | €150+ | €280+ | €550+ | €850+ |
