Hungary MotoGP Tickets

History of the MotoGP Hungarian Grand Prix

The Hungarian Grand Prix returned to the MotoGP calendar in 2025 after a 33-year absence. The inaugural Hungarian GP was held at the Hungaroring in 1990 and won by Mick Doohan. The race was cancelled in 1991 due to poor track conditions and returned in 1992, but riders were dissatisfied with the circuit. MotoGP finally returned in 2025 at the new Balaton Park Circuit, a track developed to expand Hungary’s motorsport scene beyond the Hungaroring.

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Hungarian Grand Prix Information

2026 Hungarian GP dates

The 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix runs from June 5-7:

• Friday 5th: Practice 1
• Saturday 6th: Practice 2
• Saturday 6th: Qualifying
• Saturday 6th: Sprint Race
• Sunday 7th: Race

Previous GP Winners

Previous Sprint Race Winners

2025 Hungarian Grand Prix Summary

Marc Márquez started from pole but initially lost the lead to Marco Bezzecchi. With 20 laps remaining, Márquez and Bezzecchi continued battling at the front, while Pedro Acosta fought Franco Morbidelli for the final podium spot. Márquez regained and maintained the lead on lap 11. Acosta overtook Bezzecchi to finish second, completing the podium behind Márquez.

Circuit information

Location: Balatonfőkajár, Hungary

Length: 4.115 km (2.557 mi)

Turns: 16

Direction: Anti-clockwise

Capacity: 10,000

Best grandstands at the Hungarian Grand Prix

Main Grandstand

• Views of start/finish line, pit lane, and podium celebrations
• Reserved seating with full coverage

Grandstand A

• Overlooks turns 1-4 and acceleration up to turn 5
• Hotspot for overtaking opportunities
• Reserved seating with coverage and TV screens

Grandstand G

• Located at base of circuit, overlooking tight technical sections
• Hotspot for late braking and overtaking before turn 12-13 chicane
• Reserved, covered seating with TV access

Travelling to Balaton Park

Key information

• Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) – ~120 km from circuit

Train

• Free express train during race weekends from Budapest-Kelenföld to Csajág rail station
• Alternative rail options are available but slower and cost extra

Car

• Taxis from Budapest cost €80-108 (34,000-42,000 HUF) during race weekends
• Free car parks available for ticket holders, making driving a cost-effective option