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Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix 2027 in Madrid: MADRING tickets
Madrid hosts the Formula 1 Lenovo Gran Premio de España 2027 from 10 to 12 September 2027 at MADRING, a 22-turn circuit at IFEMA-Valdebebas that combines permanent sections with urban ones. It is the second Madrid edition, after the first in 2026.
Besides Formula 1, the weekend includes F2 and F3 races. Fever shows no booking fees and warns that prices are rising.
Key facts
- Dates: 10–12 September 2027
- Where: MADRING, IFEMA-Valdebebas, Av. del Partenón, 28042 Madrid
- Circuit: 22 turns, mixed permanent and urban layout
- Races: Formula 1, F2 and F3
- Price: from €435 (Fever, no booking fees)
- Getting there: metro, bus and taxi
Grandstand zones
- Zone A: The start and finish line grandstand: the best view of the main straight and the largest crowd on the circuit.
- Zone C: Drivers handle sharp changes of direction and late braking at a critical point of the track.
- Zone E: Cars link fast turns in one of the most flowing sections of the layout.
Frequently asked questions
When is the 2027 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid?
From 10 to 12 September 2027.
Where is MADRING?
At IFEMA-Valdebebas, Av. del Partenón, 28042 Madrid, a few minutes from the city centre and the airport.
What kind of circuit is MADRING?
A 22-turn circuit that combines permanent sections with urban ones. It includes the banked corner La Monumental.
How much are tickets and where do I buy them?
From €435 on Fever, which shows no booking fees. Fever warns that prices are rising.
Which grandstand zones are there?
Fever sells zones A, C and E. Zone A is the start and finish line grandstand on the main straight; zone C is a heavy braking and change-of-direction point; zone E covers a sequence of fast turns.
Are there other races besides Formula 1?
Yes. The weekend also includes F2 and F3 races.
What else is there at the circuit?
Giant screens with live coverage and commentary, and official fan zones with Madrid food, interactive areas and live DJs.
How do I get there?
MADRING is reachable by metro, bus and taxi.
Are there tickets for people with reduced mobility?
Yes. Fever sells them through a specific link on the event page.