Race Grid Guide
Feria de Madrid exhibition halls at IFEMA, the home of the MADRING circuit

Unassigned viewing · three-day access

Pelouse and Platform

Pelouse offers flexible open-area viewing; the catalogue's separate standing Platform focuses on Turn 3, pit exit and the longest straight. Neither is a reserved grandstand seat.

Inaugural-event boundary: the organiser still publishes 22 described grandstand sections, but on 24 August its live checkout listed only Sections 6A, 6 and 7. Other sections below are catalogue guides, not live offers. Illustrations remain indicative; final seat, gate, screen and operating notices control.

Pelouse

Open viewing areas

Unassigned access to eligible green and open viewing areas, with giant screens and standard toilets published around the circuit. Arrive early because no place is reserved.

Platform

Standing at Hortaleza

The catalogue describes a standing product near the Turn 3 exit, pit exit and launch onto the circuit's longest straight. It should not be confused with a wheelchair viewing platform.

Confirmed restrictions

The organiser prohibits external furniture, chairs, tables and rigid coolers in Pelouse. Outside food and drink, professional cameras, tripods and poles are also prohibited under the published entry rules.

Three days, no re-entry

Current standard tickets cover the full Friday-to-Sunday event. Once you leave the venue, re-entry is not permitted, so plan food, medication and weather needs within the final permitted-items policy.

No proven best spot yet

MADRING has not hosted a Grand Prix. Crowd density, ground condition, fencing, screen angles and the earliest-fill viewing points cannot be verified before the inaugural event.

Access zone still matters

Check the product's final zone and gate in the official allocation. North and South cannot be crossed inside, so an open-view ticket does not imply unrestricted circuit roaming.