Tickets – 2022 Spanish Grand Prix

Hi Ciara, you need to book either the Main Grandstand or Grandstand G. Both of these are accessible for wheelchairs.

Yes, it will Scott! Check our Trackside post for more info.

If you only have a Sunday ticket, you cannot go for Free Friday (you need 3-day Pelouse Ticket for that). Gates open at 8am on Sunday, so I suggest getting there as early as possible!

Hi Annette, the Spanish Grand Prix is an easy choice over the Belgian Grand Prix, in my opinion. The circuit in Barcelona is located fairly close to the city, and there are trains/buses to get there pretty easily. And Barcelona is of course a wonderful city to spend the weekend. The circuit in Barcelona is also really spectator friendly, lots of great places to watch the action and quite a bit cheaper than Spa. (The issue with Belgium is that the track is very remote – hard to find accommodation nearby, and you’ll probably need to rent a car. The weather is also a bit of a lottery!)

Tough choice! They all have good views, but I really like Grandstand L because it it elevated and you can see more of the circuit.

That’s great Pat, you’ll really love the circuit and Barcelona is an awesome city. Honestly, I don’t have any recommendations for a company that offers such a transfer service. But I’m sure it will be easy to find a good one at a reasonable price closer to the race. Feel free to ask again in the weeks leading up to the race and I may be able to find one for you.

They are all good choices, but I would probably save my money and go for Grandstand G. One thing worth noting about Grandstands J and K, however, is that they offer better access and less walking (depending on how you arrive at the circuit), and they are also close to the main F1 Fanzone.

There’s definitely big TV screens opposite Grandstand G, but I’m not sure how big or how far away. I’d personally stay with Grandstand G, though L is also good. Don’t forget that you should be able to wander around on Friday and sit in almost all grandstands (Free Friday) and even on Saturday you can also check out the General Admission. And G is always a good place to watch the race, as you can see the cars for a good % of the lap.

Hi Beth, it’s a good ticket option but is obviously quite expensive, especially when you add the hotel and transfers to the price (I actually worked at the last two races in Spain with F1 Experiences). As for Thursday, we need to see how the schedule will look this year, and F1 is actually planning to run less events on this day. But in general, the F1 Experiences activities don’t start until around 5-6pm – so you should be fine flying into Barcelona on Thursday morning. As for the F1 Experiences shuttles, they are normally timed so that you will be able to see all of the on-track action, including support series. Probably leaving hotel around 8-9am in the monrning, returning 5-6pm. But you have Friday night activities with the Hero Package, so you would come back later on this day.

Hi Matt, I had to dig out my photos from this grandstand in 2016. The views are better from the higher part of Grandstand L, but still pretty good from the lower parts – it is still raised off the ground quite a lot. Here’s a few pictures: Picture 1 / Picture 2 / Picture 3

Hi Beth, depending on which package you bought, your tickets will be either physical or e-tickets, but you will still need to get your F1 Experiences credentials either posted out to you – or you should be able to collect either at your hotel after arrival (or at a trackside pick up location.) You will get more information closer to the race about itinerary etc. You can also check this page, which will be updated with more information closer to the race.

The Montjuic Club is located on the first floor above the pits (the Paddock Club is one floor higher, on the roof of the pit building). The Montjiuc Club does have small viewing terraces with a limited number of seats, but it can get quite crowded at peak times – so you may have to secure a space early if you want to watch the start of the race etc. The VIP grandstand is located at the back of the paddock – you can access it via a pedestrian bridge. It’s located on the inside of the circuit overlooking Turn 1 at the entrance to the stadium section. PLease note that the Champions Club by F1 Experiences is also located on the same level above the pits as the Montjiuc Club.

I can’t answer that question. You need to contact the ticket company who issued the ticket and ask them

I’m not sure what is the Corporate Lounge pass. I can only see Montjiuc Club and Sky View Racing Lounge tickets on the circuit website. In general, such hospitality offers do include the access to the circuit as well. Probably these don’t include Paddock access, unless perhaps you get a tour of the Paddock. But without knowing what this offer is I can’t help you more

Hi, yes you can. The GA areas in Spain are awesome. You have an underpass from outside of track to inside of track before Turn 1. Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is also one of the few circuits that has a walking path around the whole of the circuit (inside the gates).

As far as I know, there are not single-day tickets available at all this year. The only chance is to perhaps buy from a scalper outside the track, or check resale platforms like Stubhub, Seat Geek, Vivid Seats etc. But prices will be higher and like I said, I think only 3-day tickets are available this year.