2026 Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix | Automotive Experience
Open-Wheel Racing
2026 Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix
Spielberg, Styria, Austria2026-06-26 to 2026-06-28
About This Event
Run on a short, fast Alpine circuit since 1970 — the Red Bull Ring's 4.3km, ten-corner layout climbs and descends 65 metres through a natural bowl in the Styrian mountains. A 71-lap grand prix where lap times fall below 70 seconds, making track position and overtaking strategy critical across three fast sectors.
What to Expect
Formula 2, Formula 3 and Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup support the grand prix
Natural elevation means grandstands offer panoramic views covering large sections of circuit
Turn 3 sits at the top of the climb where overtaking concentrates
Red Bull Grandstand lines Turn 1 to Turn 2 where overtaking is most common
Legends Parade features historic racing cars and drivers from a single make
Fan zone behind Turn 1 hosts food, merchandise, live music and driver autograph sessions
Best Way to Experience It
General admission near Turn 3 exit offers views of Turn 1, infield and primary overtaking zone
Best general admission spots near Turn 3 and Turn 4 fill quickly once gates open on race day
Champions Club hospitality venue includes pit entry views, curated lunch and potential driver appearances
Good to Know
Parking provided free of charge within walking distance of circuit
Shuttle buses run from 116 towns across the region including Graz and Leoben
Plastic bottles, cans, food and folding chairs allowed; glass bottles and alcohol prohibited
Children aged 14 and under receive discounted tickets when accompanied by an adult
Is This Event Right For You?
Best fit if you value historic venues — 39th championship Austrian Grand Prix since 1964, Niki Lauda Turn honors three-time world champion, Red Bull Ring set in natural Styrian mountains bowl, 65-meter elevation change creates three-dimensional racing through Alpine foothills.
Best fit if you enjoy championship races — Round 9 of 77th FIA Formula One World Championship, mid-season positioning where title contenders emerge, traditional three-day Grand Prix weekend format without sprint race, 71 laps of full championship points.
Best fit if you like passionate fan atmosphere — 300,000 attendance with 50,000+ Dutch fans creating campsite festival environment, international European crowds converge for weekend-long Alpine gathering, free on-site parking and camping transform race into multi-day community celebration.
Not ideal if you prioritize comfortable weather — June is wettest month with 161mm precipitation over 17 days, 300,000 attendees mean packed facilities and long shuttle queues during rain delays, Alpine weather unpredictable despite summer timing.
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