Spanish Grand Prix 2027 — Getting to the circuit

Madring (IFEMA), Madrid · 10 Sep – 12 Sep 2027 · Last updated: 2026-10-16

Facts below come from official organiser and transport pages, each listed with the date we checked it. Arrangements shown are the latest published (often for 2026); 2027 details may change. Anything we could not verify is marked as such.

How do I get to Madring by public transport?

For the South zone, take Metro line 8 to Feria de Madrid (IFEMA). Line 8 runs between Nuevos Ministerios and Airport T4. For the North zone, use Valdebebas Cercanías station on line C-1. North and South are separate, with no walking connection inside the circuit, so check your ticket zone first.

Sources: Madring – How to get there (checked 2026-10-16)

Is there extra public transport during the race?

Yes. The organiser’s mobility plan says Metro line 8 is reinforced during the event with six-car trains and peak frequencies of roughly three minutes. These arrangements were published for the 2026 event; 2027 plans have not been confirmed yet, so check the official Madring site closer to the race.

Sources: Madring – mobility plan press release (checked 2026-10-16)

Can I drive and park at Madring?

Not at the circuit. The organiser says there is no spectator parking on site and private vehicles cannot enter the circuit area. Its mobility plan names Estadio Metropolitano as the official supplementary car park, linked by shuttle, with limited spaces and advance booking required. Spaces for people with reduced mobility exist.

Sources: Madring – How to get there (checked 2026-10-16); Madring – mobility plan press release (checked 2026-10-16)

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