Madrid hosts the 2027 Spanish Grand Prix from 10 to 12 September 2027 (Madring, Formula 1), and the tickets are already out. Madring opened general sale on 29 September 2026, after a week reserved for American Express cardholders. This is the second year of the hybrid circuit at IFEMA Madrid, and Madring's agreement to host the race runs to 2036.
Key takeaways
- On sale now. General sale opened 29 September 2026 at 17:00.
- The Amex presale (21 to 28 September 2026) was open to any Amex card, Spanish or international.
- Grandstand and GA tickets are three-day passes only, 10 per person maximum, sold on Madring's official shop.
- There is no on-site parking. Plan on Metro Line 8, Cercanías or the shuttles.
How the 2027 sale ran
Madring's presale announcement set out two phases:
- Amex presale, from 12:00 on Monday 21 September to 09:00 on 28 September 2026. Open to "any AMEX card, whether issued in Spain or internationally", for grandstand and hospitality tickets, up to 10 tickets per cardholder, and only through madring.com. Other cards were not accepted in this phase.
- General sale, from 17:00 on 29 September 2026, open to all card types until tickets sell out.
Madring has not announced any other presale, such as one for previous ticket holders. The Amex window is the one to watch for 2028. Our F1 presales guide explains how Amex presales work across the calendar and why eligibility differs from race to race.
Grandstands and prices
Madring's tickets page sorts grandstands into three tiers across zones A, C and E:
- Gold: the main straight, with the start/finish line, pit lane and podium.
- Silver: corners and technical sections.
- Bronze: the most affordable seats.
General admission is offered too. Through the official ticket shop, every grandstand and GA ticket is a three-day pass with a numbered seat where applicable, and the limit is 10 tickets per person. Under-18s must be with an adult, and under-3s who do not take a seat need no ticket.
The shop did not print prices when we checked. The Formula 1 ticket store did list one: a three-day seat in Straight 1C Grandstand Gold, covered, in Zone A, for €1,245.
Hospitality at Madring
Madring's hospitality shop, run by MATCH Hospitality, sells five clubs: Club 91, La Azotea, Traction Club, La Terminal and Ignition Club. Every package includes a race ticket. Club 91 sits over the start/finish straight and Turn 1, with Michelin-starred food, Moët & Chandon and a rooftop after-party on Saturday. Parking is not included but can be bought separately. Under-2s go free and everyone older pays full price. Madring did not print package prices on 30 October, but says an instalment plan is coming for orders over €6,000 including VAT: 50% at booking and 50% in May 2027.
F1 Experiences also sells 2027 Madrid packages. Its Starter package (Section 15, Bronze) includes an Aramco pit lane walk, Podium (Section 1, Gold) adds pit area access, and its Champions Club package includes a grid walk. No Paddock Club package was listed when we checked. Our hospitality guide explains what each of those inclusions gets you.
Getting to Madring
The circuit is five minutes from Madrid-Barajas airport, according to the ticket shop, and Madring's travel page is blunt about cars: "NO PARKING AVAILABLE ON SITE". Your options:
- Metro Line 8 to Feria de Madrid. The same line runs to airport Terminal 4. Line 4 also serves the area.
- Cercanías C-1 to Valdebebas.
- EMT buses and official shuttles from Plaza de Castilla, Canillejas and other hubs.
The north and south zones are not connected inside the circuit, so check which one your grandstand is in before you choose a station. Our Madrid 2026 race guide has more on the layout and phone signal around IFEMA.
For data, a Spain eSIM covers the trip. If you are pairing Madrid with Monza the week before, a Europe eSIM covers Spain and Italy on one plan. Our Italian GP 2027 tickets guide covers Monza, and the F1 2027 on-sale dates hub has every other round.
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Methodology
How we did this comparison
Dates, prices and inclusions were read on Madring, its official ticket and hospitality shops, the Formula 1 ticket store and F1 Experiences on 30 October 2026. Madring's shops did not print most grandstand or hospitality prices, so we quote only the one price the F1 store published. We do not link resale sites.
Sources & references
We verify carrier and regulator pricing directly from primary sources before publishing. Pricing is current as of the article's last update — always confirm rates on the carrier's site before you travel.
- Gran Premio de España: new date — Madring
- Amex pre-sale — Madring
- Tickets — Madring
- Official ticket shop — Madring
- Club 91 hospitality — Madring Hospitality
- How to get there — Madring
- Spanish Grand Prix 2027 tickets — Formula 1 official ticket store
- Spanish Grand Prix 2027 packages — F1 Experiences
- 2027 F1 calendar — Formula 1
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Last updated: October 30, 2026