Tickets are now on sale for the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix. The race at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya takes place on May 30 – June 1, with tickets expected to sell fast.
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Tickets are now available for the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on May 30-June 1. Next year’s Spanish Grand Prix is set to be the last held at the Catalunya circuit before the event moves to Madrid in 2026. Although the Catalunya circuit is still expected to appear on the calendar in 2026 – it holds a contract to do so, after all – the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix could be one of your last opportunities to witness F1 racing at a track which has been ever-present on the schedule since 1991.
Tickets for the Spanish Grand Prix are always in high demand and with two Spanish drivers on the grid in 2025 – Fernando Alonso at Aston Martin and Carlos Sainz at Williams – we expect a similar level of interest in tickets for the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix. In recent years, up to 40,000 tickets have sold on the first day of Spanish Grand Prix ticket sales, so youโll need to act quickly to secure seats in your chosen grandstand!
The Spanish Grand Prix has enjoyed a boost in spectatorship in recent years, with almost 300,000 fans attending across the race weekend in 2024. Such is the demand, only 3-day tickets are currently available for the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix. A limited number of single-day tickets are expected to go on sale at a later date.
Where to Watch the Action at the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya benefits from a good number of grandstands offering panoramic views of the track. There are plenty of action points at the circuit, especially with increased overtaking at the track in the last two years thanks to the removal of the final chicane. There were over 100 overtakes during the 2023 Spanish Grand Prix – a number which was well up on the previous year.
The most expensive grandstand seats can be found in the Main Grandstand, overlooking the starting grid, pit lane and podium. At the end of the main straight, Grandstand A provides good views of the main straight and the opening turns of the circuit at a reasonable price. Grandstand G in the stadium section at the end of the circuit is also recommended.
General Admission tickets are also available for the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix, with Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya having some of the best trackside views for those with General Admission passes of any race on the current calendar. Learn more about the best vantage points at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya: Ticket Buying Guide – 2025 Spanish Grand Prix
2025 Spanish Grand Prix Ticket Packages
Ticket packages for the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix are available via F1 Experiences. Make your trip to Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya a weekend to remember, with unrivalled insider access at the track. Enjoy access to the Formula 1 paddock, a chance to take part in a guided track tour plus exclusive appearances from famous faces from within the world of Formula 1 and other perks. Premium hospitality is now available in both the Champions Club and Formula 1 Paddock Club.
Getting Race Ready to Attend the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix
Already secured your 2025 Spanish Grand Prix tickets? It’s time to start booking your accommodation for the race weekend. It’s easy to get to the circuit from nearby Barcelona, where there are plenty of accommodation options. Secure the best rooms before they are booked out!
While much improved, some fans continue to report that public transport systems around the track have still not been perfected, leading to lengthy queues to get to and from the circuit. We recommend planning your journey well in advance of attending the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix. Learn More: Getting Around Guide
A surge in spectator numbers hindered fans’ enjoyment of the Spanish Grand Prix weekend back in 2022. The trackside situation was improved for the last two editions of the race after the organizers made a number of much-needed improvements. Itโs worth noting that the circuitโs viewing areas do not offer much protection from the sun and, with temperatures likely to be hot as a result of the race taking place in early June, you should be prepared for the warmer weather conditions. Learn more about what to expect when visiting the circuit: Barcelona Trackside Guide
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