MAP OF THE GRANDSTANDS

The Barcelona-Catalunya circuit is a paradise for F1 fans who want to immerse themselves in the excitement of the action on the track. Whether you prefer an excellent view of the finish line and pit lane from the main grandstand or a more affordable option such as the natural grandstand, rest assured that every seat at the Barcelona circuit promises an unforgettable experience.

Main Grandstand 

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has one of the longest finish straights in the championship. And it's the one you'll be watching from the main grandstand. You can look forward to a view of the race start, dramatic moments in the pit lane and the legendary Barcelona totem with the current standings always in front of your eyes. The grandstand is one of the few covered, which is priceless on hot Spanish days! It has only one flaw - you can't see any of the curves from most of the seats.

Grandstand J

Grandstand J is located after the start/finish straight and slightly into the first curve. It offers a perfect view of both the pre-race action and the start into Turn 1. Grandstand J also gives you a partial view of the pit exit. Like other grandstands in this area, it is uncovered. The grandstand also gives you a more distant view of the central part of the track between Turns 6 and 7.

Grandstand K

From this grandstand you will have a great view not only of the first corner, where overtaking often occurs, but also of the middle part of the track. Located at the end of the main straight, it gives fans a perfect angle to watch cars brake hard into Turn 1. From the higher rows, you can also catch a glimpse of cars racing up the hill toward Turn 2, before they disappear for a bit and come back to you again after passing through Turn 5. The grandstand is not covered, but the views are worth it.

Grandstand F

From this grandstand you will have the best view of the action in Turn 1, including frequent overtaking manoeuvres. You'll then follow the cars through Turn 2 and into Turn 3. The best view is from the seats at the top of the grandstand. For the price, it offers an excellent experience and views.

Grandstand A

Located between Turn 1 and Turn 3, this grandstand offers the best views of the cars launching off the grid and racing into the crucial opening corners. One of the grandstand highlights is the lack of obstructive fencing in the lower rows, giving fans a clear view of the action. While this stand is not covered, many fans consider it one of the best experiences.

Grandstand L

You won't know where to look first from this grandstand. It is located right in the middle of the hill around which the track curves. You'll enjoy a view of the action from the main straight, through Turn 1 and also of the entire section between Turns 4 and 6.

Grandstand N

From seats at Grandstand N you'll see the cars exit Turn 8, then a short time later flick right into the sweeping Turn 9. This is a very important section of the track where drivers’ tactics take place before approaching the back straight with the second DRS zone.

Grandstand T10

The T10 Grandstand at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is positioned at Turn 10, providing a fantastic view of the heavy braking zone at the end of the back straight. Cars must slow down sharply to navigate this challenging corner, creating plenty of thrilling action for fans.

Grandstand B

Located in the famous stadium section, it offers a view of the cars as they brake and fight for position through this technical sequence. While it is not covered, Grandstand B enjoys good panoramas and is close to fan zones and facilities.

Grandstand G

Grandstand G is where the real show happens. Located in the heart of the stadium section, this grandstand puts you right in front of the most technical and action-packed corners. From the upper seats, you can see up to five corners and even the pit lane entry.

Grandstand C

Grandstand C is located next to Grandstand G, in the famous stadium section. From here, you can watch several cars at once, battling for position. However, the disadvantage of this grandstand is the long distance from the track, as there is a run off area with a gravel trap.

Grandstand H

Grandstand H is the place to be if you want to see the final moments of the race unfold. It offers great views of the stadium section and the approach to the final corner, called New Holland. The grandstand is also covered.

Grandstand S

From Grandstand S, you’ll enjoy a view similar to that from Grandstand N, watching the cars come out of Turn 8 and charge straight into the fast Turn 9. This is a key part of the circuit where drivers plan their strategy before hitting the back straight and the second DRS zone.

Grandstand M

Grandstand M is located on the inside of the circuit, close to Turn 5. From this grandstand, you will be treated to a fantastic view of the cars going from Turn 4 through Turn 5 to Turn 6. While this section doesn’t offer much overtaking, it gives a view of how the drivers manage their race pace and car control through these turns. From the upper seats of this grandstand you can catch the cars for a bit in Turn 1 as well.

Grandstand E

Located almost at the end of the main straight, this grandstand offers thrilling views as the drivers slow down into Turn 1. It gives incredible views of the overtaking, while you can also see the cars go through Turns 2 and 3, and even catch a glimpse of Turns 6 and 7. And even though this grandstand is uncovered, it is worth the money.

General Admission

The popular, and above all the cheapest ticket for the Grand Prix of Spain at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. The General Admission offers fans free movement around the designated parts of the track - the southern section around the very popular Grandstand L and along the straight between Turns 9 and 10, as well. The elevated embankments offer great views,  however,  be aware that you have no claim to your seat and  once you get up, someone else  might take it. For true F1 fans though, it's a great economical way to enjoy the race.