Hungaroring

Great experience, good track and stands. As always, the more you pay the better view you get. 4 stars because of lack of screens around the track, especially for general admission away from start. Great advantage of this race is that you can enter the track after race which is fantastic feeling and experience. I would recommend stands in this corner (video) because you kinda see the most. And you should count on losing 2-3 hours after the race to leave the parking spaces.

New track set-up is really nice. I do miss the old track but now you have the possibility to walk along the track. During the race weekend there are not enough toilets so the queues are too long and you waste a lot of time. Logistics around the race weekend is really well organized - at first you feel that you will be stuck for hours and within 2 hours you’re on the motorway without traffic. I will come back with pleasure 🏎️

A great place for every F1 fan. One of the most financially accessible races. The organizers have everything well managed after 40 years of experience. If you're traveling by car, I recommend getting VIP parking. Not so much because it's closer to the track, but because you get access to a special entrance road, which is significantly faster. Food and drinks are more expensive (as expected at an event like this). However, what's great is that there's free drinking water from taps all around the venue. I definitely recommend bringing a PET bottle and refilling it as needed. There's very little shade, so your fluid intake will be quite high…

Attended the 2025 F1 race at Hungaroring and had an amazing experience! The event was extremely well organized, with plenty of activities outside the track such as F1 simulators, pit stop challenges, and other attractions to keep fans entertained. Official merchandise was widely available, and no matter where you were seated, there were nearby water stations, clean toilets, drinks, shops, and F1-themed activities. I was especially impressed with how well the facilities were maintained given the size of the crowd. Overall, an unforgettable and seamless F1 weekend — highly recommend!

The covered grandstand have just been updated (2025) and they are fantastic. The view of the starting line and the straight (1st drs zone) and into turn 2 is phenomenal. On the platinum level you have your own bathrooms that even between breaks had a short line or none and dedicated drink/snack vendors. A full assortment of food vendors were right below with excellent quality food at great prices. It is a short walk, about 20 min or so from lot 1.

Still nice and cheapest F1 circuit tickets. Very crowded, lots of cars, quite difficult to leave the circuit area at the end of the race. In general, paid parking costs 4000 HUF / day.

Nice track. Reaching it during a F1 weekend can be a challenge. We did walk for 40 minutes from the village moyorod but did find the shuttle bus to the dögöllō station more efficient. We stayed in the Green Hotel and did travel by bus and train to the race track. Train is way more convenient traveling from Keleti to Gödöllö and shuttles taking you to the track near the chicane entrance nr3.

Good F1 weekend but there is certainly space for improvement. The food was not good, we know that it will be pricey but at least it should be good. It seemed that was some not so good decisions on where to place bathrooms and water points and there was a water point that was removed after friday that was helping a lot. The fanzone stage should have the sound from the pit lane stage so we can listen to the interviews and tha national anthem for example. But in general it was a good weekend with some cool spots for pictures.