F1 Madrid 2027 tickets go on sale. How much do they cost and how can you buy them?
Tickets for the 2027 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid go on general sale on September 29 at 5:00 p.m. We look at ticket prices, available categories, purchasing rules and everything fans need to know before the race weekend at MADRING.
Tickets for the 2027 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid are going on general sale. Following an earlier presale for American Express cardholders, general sales open on September 29 at 5:00 p.m. local time. The race weekend at MADRING will take place from September 10 to 12, 2027. How much will tickets cost and what should fans know before buying?
F1 Madrid 2027 tickets. General sale starts September 29
General ticket sales for the 2027 Spanish Grand Prix will begin on September 29, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Madrid time. From that point, an American Express card will no longer be required, as it was during the earlier presale.
Grandstand tickets and hospitality packages will remain available while stocks last.
Interest is expected to be high. The debut MADRING race weekend in 2026 sold out, with more than 352,000 entries recorded across the weekend.
How much are tickets for the 2027 Spanish Grand Prix?
Before general sales opened, a complete price list for every category had not yet been displayed on the main ticketing site. However, prices seen during the presale give fans an idea of what to expect.
For five grandstand sectors available at that stage, three-day passes were priced at approximately €389 to €859.
The full sale may include additional sectors and ticket categories, so current prices should always be checked in the official ticketing system after sales open.
Official hospitality packages are considerably more expensive. Current prices start at approximately:
- €1,996.50 for La Terminal
- €3,206.50 for Ignition Club
- €3,267 for Traction Club
- €5,566 for La Azotea
- €6,655 for Club 91
Prices include VAT, while individual packages differ in location, catering, premium-area access and additional experiences.
There are no Sunday-only tickets
There is one important rule to keep in mind when buying tickets. At present, the organiser is not offering single-day tickets.
Tickets are sold exclusively as three-day passes, covering Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
That means fans gain access to the entire race weekend rather than only the Sunday Grand Prix.
Support races, including Formula 2 and Formula 3, as well as fan zones, food, music and other entertainment are also planned.
How to buy F1 Madrid 2027 tickets
The safest option is to use the official MADRING ticketing system. Separate sales channels are available for standard grandstand tickets and hospitality packages.
A maximum of 10 tickets per person can be purchased in a single transaction.
Grandstands have assigned seating. If several people want to sit together, it is best to purchase all tickets in the same transaction, as seats next to each other cannot be guaranteed for separate bookings.
Fans can choose from grandstand seats and general admission areas. MADRING also offers Pelouse, an open standing or viewing area without assigned seats.
The 2027 Spanish Grand Prix takes place in September
The Madrid race weekend is scheduled for September 10–12, 2027.
It will be the second Spanish Grand Prix held at MADRING following the circuit’s debut in 2026.
The track is approximately 5.4 kilometres long and features 22 corners. One of its most distinctive sections is the steeply banked "La Monumental" corner.
MADRING is located near IFEMA Madrid, close to the airport and connected to the city by metro and commuter rail.
For international visitors, this makes the event relatively easy to reach without renting a car.
Can F1 Madrid 2027 tickets be resold?
Fans should pay close attention to the ticket terms.
The official MADRING rules state that reselling tickets without prior approval from the organiser and relevant parties is prohibited, including resale for profit.
However, the organiser allows tickets to be transferred to another person.
Detailed transfer instructions are expected to be provided closer to the Grand Prix. Transfers should be possible before the wristband assigned to the ticket is activated.
This is particularly important when buying tickets almost a year in advance. If plans change, fans should only use methods permitted under the organiser’s current rules.
MADRING returns after a sold-out debut
Interest in the 2027 edition is understandable. The first F1 weekend at MADRING recorded a total of 352,618 entries, with strong interest from international visitors as well.
In 2027, Madrid will once again form part of the European section of the season.
For fans looking for standard tickets, the most important date is September 29 at 5:00 p.m., when general sales open and full availability across ticket categories becomes visible.