Absolutely. Madrid’s central location, modern infrastructure, and festival-style energy make it one of the most accessible and entertaining new additions to the calendar.

By Car

If you have your own car, you can drive from Barcelona to the Circuit in about 40 minutes, though expect some delays, especially on race day. There are two possible access roads you can take to the Grand Prix circuit. Take the C-17 road (Montmelo exit) or the AP-7 highway toll road and exit at 13, 14 or 15. Either way, once you exit it’s a short, well signed trip to the appropriate car park.

By Train

The train is the most affordable way to get to the Spanish Grand Prix. Montmelo train station is the closest stop to the Grand Prix circuit and commuter trains from Barcelona reach the station in about 25 minutes.

Yes. Engage Hospitality can arrange hotels, transfers and tailored travel itineraries as part of a complete Spanish Grand Prix hospitality package.

Madrid’s excellent public transport and infrastructure make it one of the easiest Grand Prix venues to reach. Most hotels and key venues will be just minutes away.

Max Verstappen holds the lap record with a time of 1:16.330 in 2023.

Madrid Grand Prix VIP experiences combine premium hospitality with the excitement of a brand-new Formula 1® venue. Guests enjoy comfort, exclusive access and a city-centre atmosphere that sets this race apart from traditional circuits.

Yes. Formula 1® Paddock Club™ is often the best way to experience a new circuit, offering premium views, exceptional hospitality and behind-the-scenes access that enhances the overall race weekend.