Corners like Turns 1 & 3 are fast; Turn 2 is tight and demands strong braking and traction.

Max Verstappen has won the race a record-breaking 4 times.

Carlos Sainz Jr holds the lap record with a time of 1:05.619 in 2020.

The circuit is in Styria, Austria, surrounded by beautiful alpine scenery, around 200 km southwest of Vienna.

By Car

Whether you drive from your front door to the track or hire a car in Vienna or Graz, driving is the best way to get to the circuit, especially if you intend to camp. There’s no shortage of car hire companies at the airport and there is ample parking available. It’s provided free of charge and is about 15 minutes walking distance from the circuit, near the S36 highway.

By Train

The closest train station to the Grand Prix circuit is the station in Zeltweg, which is at about 5km away. Unless you’re staying in Zeltweg for the weekend, its more convenient to get out one station earlier, at Knittlefeld Hbf. From here, there are frequent buses to the circuit gates, about 7km away.

By Bus

There are two free shuttle bus services that take fans to and from the circuit from both the train station in Knittlefeld and Judenburg bus station. Going to the track, these are most frequent from 8am to midday and back to the station there will be buses until about 8pm. On Saturday only, there is an extended service running until midnight, though slightly less frequent after 8pm.

Many guests stay in Graz, Zeltweg, or nearby alpine resorts offering charming accommodation and scenic views.

Austrian Grand Prix hospitality packages typically include premium race viewing, high-quality food and drink, and access to exclusive hospitality areas such as the Formula 1® Paddock Club™. Packages can also be customised to include travel and accommodation.

Yes. Engage can organise complete packages including hotels, transfers and travel arrangements, tailored to your individual requirements.