Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix

The annual Formula 1 weekend at the Hungaroring is an event that attracts tens of thousands of motorsport fans from all over the world. Located in the small town of Mogyoród, approximately 20 kilometres from the centre of Budapest, the circuit is one of the most distinctive venues on the Formula 1 calendar. Its twisty and technical layout features 14 corners, 8 right-handers and 6 left-handers, requiring drivers to demonstrate great precision and smooth driving skills.

The Hungaroring has also been the setting for some remarkable achievements. During the 2020 Hungarian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton set the official race lap record with a time of 1:16.627 at the wheel of the Mercedes W11. The same driver also holds the fastest lap ever recorded at the circuit. During Q3 qualifying in 2020, he completed the Hungaroring in 1:13.447.

A trip to the Hungarian Grand Prix, however, is about much more than sporting excitement. The proximity of Budapest makes it possible to combine a race weekend with a visit to one of Europe's most beautiful capitals. Located on the banks of the Danube, the city impresses with its historic architecture, magnificent buildings, atmospheric streets and vibrant modern atmosphere. It is an excellent opportunity to discover Hungarian culture, try local cuisine and experience the unique character of the country.

For those planning to attend, tickets for the event can also be purchased in advance, making it easier to plan the entire race weekend.

A weekend at the Hungaroring can therefore become a unique combination of a passion for Formula 1, sporting excitement and discovering Hungary and Budapest. It is an attractive option both for dedicated motorsport fans and for those who want to combine attending one of the major sporting events with experiencing the remarkable culture and atmosphere of Hungary.