Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix 2023: 3-Day Pass

Main Grandstand: This Grandstand was fully rebuilt ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix returning to the F1 calendar in 2014. The Grandstand includes the “Voestalpine Wing” above the stand, housing the media center. It is shaped like the rear wing of an F1 car! Get a view of all the pit action, the race start, and post-race podium celebrations.

Main Grandstand B: This is the biggest grandstand at the Red Bull Ring. The Main Grandstand B is located next to the exit of Turn 1 and continues up the hill toward Turn 2. The seats here have a great panoramic view being located close to the F1 Fanzone area.

Grandstand Schönberg: Uncovered and with numbered seats, this grandstand features a giant screen TV from where you'll surely catch all the action! See the cars speeding down the straight between Turns 3 and 4, and swiftly braking as they tackle the Rauch Turn.

Steiermark Grandstand: Situation just behind turn 1, this grandstand is named after the region of Austria that this track is in. From here, get a great view of the starting grid and see the carnage unfold at Turn 1. See cars plowing down the pit straight as you'll be in a prime position and see who's last to hit the brakes as cars slow down to take the first bend. The F1 Fan Village and bars are nearby too and you'll be able to spot the cars venture up the hill to Turn 3 and make their way back down through the lap at Turn 6.

Grandstand T8: Watch drivers pick up speed as they clear Turn 8, located just before this grandstand Spot the driver's storm down the straight towards the next turn. This stand comes with a video wall and numbered seats.

Grandstand T9: This stand will give you a great view of the circuit's penultimate turn. Watch the drivers, in anticipation, as they speed down the straight and brake as they enter Turn 9.

The premier league of motorsport has been giving guest performances at the Red Bull Ring since 2014, attracting tens of thousands of spectators yearly. Witness all the track action at the 2023 Austrian Grand Prix which takes place over 71 laps of the 4.318-kilometer Red Bull Ring in Spielberg. Be a part of the entire journey, from the practice sessions to the qualifying session to the final day of the race. Pick from the best seating options, the Main Grandstand gives you a great view of the track, the starting point, and the podium, while the Main Grandstand B is located very close to the Fanzone area where you can get an up-close look at the F1 stars like Hamilton, Verstappen, Perez, and Norris. The seats here also have a great panoramic view of the highlands of Spielberg.

Day 1: Jun 30

1:30pm to 2:30pm

Practice 1 will be the first time the drivers hit the track in the Austrian Grand Prix. An hour on the tracks will give them a chance to fine-tune their cars and prepare themselves for the big day.

5pm to 6pm

The Qualifying Session helps determine the order that the cars will be lined up at the start of the race. The fastest qualifier starts at the front and the slowest at the back.

Day 2: Jul 1

12pm to 12:44pm

The Sprint Shootout takes place today. This session allows the drivers more time to familiarize themselves with the track and experiment with different combinations of tires, fuel loads, and settings.

4:30pm to 5:30pm

A Sprint Race is a new format featuring a shorter version of the traditional Grand Prix race, typically around 100 km. The top 8 winners are eligible for extra points!

Day 3: Jul 2

3pm onwards

All the practice sessions and the qualifying round lead to this day of action, the final Race. Feel the energy and the adrenaline rushing as you witness the teams line up on the track which eventually results in a memorable, action-packed racing event.