2026 MotoGP Grand Prix of Austria | Automotive Experience
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2026 MotoGP Grand Prix of Austria
Spielberg, Styria, Austria2026-09-18 to 2026-09-20
About This Event
Run in the Styrian mountains since returning to the calendar in 2016 — the Red Bull Ring's 4.3km, ten-corner layout climbs and drops 65 metres through natural amphitheatre terrain, offering sightlines across the circuit from hillside general admission areas. Three days of MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3 racing on a clockwise permanent circuit with a maximum 12% incline.
What to Expect
Standard MotoGP weekend format with Friday practice, Saturday qualifying and Sprint race, Sunday main races
Saturday Sprint race runs at half main race distance and awards points to top nine
Turn 3 braking zone serves as primary overtaking hotspot at circuit's slowest corner
Last-corner battles at Turn 10 traditionally decide Austrian Grand Prix on final lap
MotoGP-specific chicane at Turn 2 slows approach to uphill Turn 3 section
Fan Zone access included with all tickets behind Turn 1 grandstands
Best Way to Experience It
Turn 3 grandstand positions you directly at frequent overtaking corner with perfect overview
Parking is free but arrive before early morning to secure closer spots
MotoGP VIP Village offers all-inclusive hospitality with pit lane walks and paddock access
Good to Know
Parking free for MotoGP weekend at Red Bull Ring
No shuttle service from parking to circuit; distant parking requires walking
First-time September date places event in early autumn Styrian mountain setting
Grandstand tickets provide covered seating sheltered from sun or rain
Is This Event Right For You?
Best fit if you enjoy championship battles — Round 15 of 22 in the MotoGP World Championship, late September timing creates mid-season pressure with title implications across MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3 classes.
Best fit if you value historic venues — Red Bull Ring's 65-meter elevation change creates natural amphitheater sightlines through Styrian mountains, 4.3km circuit with 10 corners offers full-lap visibility from hillside positions.
Best fit if you like passionate fan atmosphere — €110 three-day general admission grants hillside access, paddock walk opportunities, multi-class racing Friday through Sunday, 300,000-attendee weekend combines serious motorcycle fans with festival energy.
Not ideal if you prioritize comfort over atmosphere — Styrian mountain setting with 9.3% gradients, September rain likelihood (157mm average, 9 rainy days), hillside general admission areas demand weather preparation, physical stamina for terrain.
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