The Spanish Grand Prix is one of the highlights of the Formula One calendar, and tickets for the race weekend at the Circuit de Catalunya always sell out fast, but at SeatPick, you can access F1 Spain tickets right now.
No upcoming events
Get notified for upcoming events to F1 Spain
By using this service you agree to the terms of use and the privacy policy of SeatPick.
The Spanish Grand Prix has been a staple in the Formula 1 schedule for a long time now, and the race was first held all the way back in 1913, which goes to show you just how rich a history the race at the Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya has within the world of motor racing.
Prior to the race taking place at the Circuit de Catalunya, the Spanish Grand Prix has taken place at a number of locations in the country. Between 1986 and 1991, the race was held in Jerez and, prior to this, in Jarama, Montjuic, Pedralbes, Lasarte, and Guadarrama.
Both Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton have won the race on six occasions, way ahead of the likes of Sir Jackie Stewart, Nigel Mansell, Alain Prost, and Mika Hakkinen, who have won three times each.
In 1991 the race moved to Barcelona when issues related to the remote location of Jerez proving to be a key factor in the switch.
The Circuit de Catalunya is situated in Montmelo, which is part of the metropolitan area of Barcelona. Its location is ideal for Formula 1 race fans who want to combine the trip to see the race with a chance to make the most of what the city of Barcelona has to offer.
The track has a capacity of 140,700 across the 2.89-mile race circuit.
It takes about 40 minutes to get to the track from central Barcelona, and there are regular trains operating across the race weekend.
No, the race is not yet sold out, and via SeatPick, you have access to our platform, which works with only trusted ticket resellers. This means you can get physical tickets and e-tickets for all major F1 events, from general admission to tickets in the grandstand, in a safe and secure manner, where your purchase comes with a guarantee.
The average price for Barcelona Grand Prix tickets in 2023 are €87, and via our search facility, you'll be able to select the tickets you require, whether that's to attend practice on Friday or Saturday or to see the race itself from the grandstands.
The location of your seat will also dictate the cost of your tickets. In other words, if your seat is in a prime position to see the cars and drivers roar past, then these will be more expensive than in other areas located along the race track.
The Spanish Grand Prix is one of the most prestigious events in any F1 season and the occasions is not to be missed and is an occasion you can choose to enjoy via a general admission ticket, that puts you in among the throng of vibrant Formula One fans or seated in a more austere hospitality area.
The amount you'll pay to watch F1 varies. Tickets usually start from €56, and you get yours right now, with no hidden fees, via SeatPick. Every Formula 1 fan wants to attend an F1 race and the thrill and buzz of being there on race day is incomparable.
SeatPick offers you the opportunity to be there, live and in person, to see your favourite driver or team racing on the circuit.
The cost of F1 Spain tickets varies. General admission tickets are less expensive than grandstand tickets and hospitality areas. Prices are also dependent on the race weekend as a whole. In other words, F1 tickets for race day (Sunday) will always cost far more than for practice days.
With SeatPick, you get to pick from a wide array of tickets. That means that you can attend the event by selecting tickets that meet your budget and schedule. Some F1 fans choose to arrive on Thursday and take in the magic of the event for the whole weekend; others will attend only for the race itself. Regardless, SeatPick offers you the chance to find seats at great prices.
