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Home » Madrid GP 2026 – Tickets now on sale for the F1 debut at Madring

Madrid GP 2026 – Tickets now on sale for the F1 debut at Madring. Tickets for the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid at the new Madring circuit are now on sale.

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GP Madrid – Tickets for the debut Spanish Grand Prix at Madring

Tickets are now available for the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, taking place from September 11 to 13 at the new hybrid circuit MADRING. The 5.47 km track features 22 turns and is located in the commercial district of IFEMA and the Valdebebas neighborhood, with a daily capacity of 110,000 spectators. This event marks Formula 1’s debut in the capital, replacing Barcelona. Tickets went on sale yesterday on the official circuit website: madring.com.

GP Madrid – Pre-sale sells out in record time

The pre-sale sold out within minutes, leaving over 235,000 people on the waiting list. Prices cover the full weekend, including practice sessions, qualifying, and the race, reflecting both early-bird discounts and regular rates. There are five main ticket categories, varying according to location and included services.

Children under 12 receive a 50% discount on almost all options, while seniors over 65 and disabled spectators enjoy reductions of 20-30% with proper documentation. Three-day parking costs between €40-60 and must be reserved in advance, although the circuit encourages public transport use, with Gran Vía metro station only 50 meters away. Around 90% of attendees are expected to arrive via sustainable transport. Every ticket category includes access to fan zones with concerts, simulators, street food, and giant screens.

GP Madrid ticket categories and prices

Pelouse (General Admission)

The Pelouse is the most affordable and flexible option, designed for fans who want to enjoy the F1 atmosphere without a reserved seat. These open green areas provide views of sections of the track and freedom to move between fan zones. Ideal for young groups or families, they offer access to standard toilets, food trucks, and interactive activities such as driving simulators. Areas near Turn 17 are cheaper, while those near Turn 1 or the main straight are more expensive:

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  • Adults: €195 (Turn 17) to €220-250 (central areas)
  • Children (<12 years): €97.50 to €125
  • Seniors/disabled: €156 to €200

Bronze Grandstand

Bronze grandstands offer assigned seating at accessible prices with views of dynamic sections of the track, perfect for following overtakes and tire strategies. Key sections include Turns 5-6 and 12-13. Seats are uncovered or partially shaded, with fixed toilets and quick access to fan zones.

    • Adults: €250 (Turns 5/6) to €300-350 (Turns 12/13)
    • Children: €125 to €175
    • Seniors/disabled: €200 to €280

Silver Grandstand

Silver grandstands provide strategic positions for intense action and greater comfort, with views of key turns like Turn 3, Turn 9, and the 24% banked 547-meter “Monumental” corner. These stands feature partial coverage, HD screens, and toilets for every 80 spectators, ideal for fans wanting to analyze racing lines and close overtakes.

  • Adults: €350 (Turn 3) to €450 (Turn 9)
  • Children: €175 to €225
  • Seniors/disabled: €280 to €360

Silver Plus Grandstand

Silver Plus offers fully covered seats, improved access to general areas, and extra comfort including a basic lounge with snacks. Positions like Turn 7 or near the finish line provide a premium experience without VIP prices. Ideal for families, seniors, or fans seeking relaxation and privileged views.

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  • Adults: €450 (Turn 7) to €550 (Finish line)
  • Children: €225 to €275
  • Seniors/disabled: €360 to €440

Gold Grandstand

Gold grandstands are premium seats with the best views of the track, including Turn 1, Turn 9, or the main straight. Fully covered, ergonomic, with basic hospitality, exclusive toilets, and fast-track access. Ideal for special occasions or hardcore fans, with screens covering 70% of the circuit.

  • Adults: €600 (Turn 1) to €799-850 (main straight/front rows)
  • Children: €300 to €425
  • Seniors/disabled: €480 to €680

VIP and Paddock Club packages

For a luxury experience, VIP and Paddock Club packages include private suites, gourmet catering (tapas, premium wines), pit lane tours, driver meet-and-greets, and dedicated transfers. Exclusive views of the pits or finish line, climate-controlled environments, and F1 memorabilia are included. American Express holders receive early access and 10-15% discounts. These packages are ideal for corporate events or unique celebrations but come at a high price:

  • Adults: €2,000 (basic VIP) to €4,000-5,000 (full-access Paddock Club)
  • Children (<12): €1,000 if available
  • Seniors/disabled: €1,600 to €4,000
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