Yes! Thanks to its close proximity to Budapest and easy logistics, it’s a favourite for newcomers and corporate groups alike.

Lewis Hamilton holds the lap record with a time of 1:16.627 in 2020.

The Hungarian Grand Prix takes place from Friday 31 July to Sunday 2 August 2026.

Lewis Hamilton has won the race a record-breaking 8 times.

Just 30 minutes by car. Many guests stay in Budapest and travel daily, taking advantage of the city’s excellent hotels and restaurants.

By Train

For many F1® fans in Budapest, for the race weekend only, you’ll find you can get to and from the Grand Prix on the metro and HEV alone. With shuttle buses connecting local train stations to the circuit, it’s easier than ever to include the metro and suburban HEV trains as part of your Grand Prix daily commute.

By Taxi

Taking a taxi is one of the better ways to get to the circuit as you’ll get much closer and not have to walk far in the hot sun. Ride hailing app Bolt is the official taxi partner of the Hungarian Grand Prix and so are permitted to use the VIP lane that gets you right to the circuit gates.

By Bus

National bus company Volánbusz provide a free shuttle bus service between Kerepes HÉV station, the circuit and Gödöllő station for the return leg. At the Hungaroring, buses drop off and pick fans up from gate 3, near turn 10. Buses run frequently during peak times and the Sunday return bus will continue to run based on demand.

Hungarian Grand Prix Paddock Club™ hospitality includes premium trackside views above the pit lane, world-class dining, inclusive drinks and access throughout the race weekend. Guests may also enjoy pit lane walks and appearances from Formula 1® personnel, offering a deeper insight into the sport.

Yes. Hungaroring VIP experiences are well suited to corporate hospitality. The relaxed summer atmosphere, compact circuit and high-quality hospitality areas make it an excellent setting for entertaining clients, rewarding teams or hosting business partners.