Circuit Facts

• Location: Near Lake Balaton, approximately 90 km southwest of Budapest.
• Track Length: 4.610 km.
• Corners: 16 (9 right, 7 left).
• Longest Straight: 850 meters.
• Race Distance: 23 laps.
• Lap Record: To be determined (inaugural MotoGP race).
• Key Features: A newly developed, modern circuit with a balanced layout that includes a mix of tight corners and high-speed straights.

Weekend Format

• Friday: Practice sessions for MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3.
• Saturday: Qualifying sessions for all categories, plus sprint races.
• Sunday: Race day!

Ticket Options

General Admission

• Best for: Budget-friendly fans seeking a flexible experience.
• Location: Grassy areas around the circuit, equipped with large screens to watch the action.
• Tips: Bring portable chairs or blankets for comfort, and arrive early to secure a good viewing spot.

Grandstand Seats

• Best for: Fans looking for reserved seating with excellent views of specific track sections.
• Key Spots:
• Main Grandstand: Offers views of the start/finish line, pit lane, and main straight.

VIP Packages

• Best for: Fans seeking an exclusive and luxurious experience.
• Includes:
  • Access to the paddock areas for behind-the-scenes excitement.
  • Reserved seats in premium viewing zones.
  • Exclusive lounges with gourmet catering and open bars.

Best Viewing Locations

Main Grandstand

• Highlights: Situated at the start/finish line, perfect for watching the race start, pit stops, and the final lap action.
• Limitations: Limited visibility of other track sections.

Grandstands F

• Highlights: A fantastic spot for high-speed cornering action

Grandstand D

• Highlights: Great for observing late braking and tight technical battles as riders navigate one of the most challenging corners on the circuit.

How to Get There

• By Air: Fly into Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport. From there, you can rent a car or take public transportation to the circuit.
• By Train: Regular train services connect Budapest to nearby towns like Siófok and Keszthely.
• By Car: The circuit is accessible via major highways. Don’t forget to buy parking passes in advance.
• Shuttle Buses: Dedicated buses are expected to run between nearby towns and the circuit.

Where to Stay

With the circuit located near Lake Balaton, Hungary’s largest lake and a popular vacation spot, there are plenty of accommodation options to suit every budget:

• Hotels: Luxury hotels and mid-range accommodations are available in nearby towns such as Balatonfüred, Keszthely, and Siófok.
• Guesthouses: Quiet and cozy guesthouses provide a more local experience.
• Vacation Rentals: Villas and lakefront apartments are great for larger groups or families.
• Early Booking Tip: Rooms fill up fast during MotoGP weekends, so book as early as possible!

Final Tips

• Arrive Early: Beat the traffic and secure good viewing spots.
• Dress Comfortably: The August heat can be intense. Bring a sun hat, sunscreen, and wear lightweight clothing.
• Stay Hydrated: Water stations will be available in the circuit area.
• Bring Earplugs or Noise-Canceling Headphones: To protect your hearing during the event.
• Bring a Portable Charger: Keep your devices charged to capture the action and stay connected.