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Order your tickets for the 2012 Hungarian Grand Prix online at the lowest possible price directly from the official ticket agency!
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Hotels & Camping


Book your accomodation online
We like to help you to find right accomodation solution together with your race ticket order. After the order you will receive a voucher for the hotel or the campsite together with the tickets.

Hotels:
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Hostels
Camping:
Camping I
Camping II
Aqua
Gold Panoráma
Zengö
Silverpoint

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Our hotel offers - Save another 5%

No handling charges on hotel bookings if Grand Prix tickets are being ordered or have been ordered from our website. Choose from more than 40 partner hotels in Budapest
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Public Pitwalk - closer you wont get!

A great tradion will be prolonged. The Public Pitwalk on Thursday before the race days at Hungaroring. Everybody holding a valid Grand Prix ticket will be able to attend on Thursday, July 26th from 16:00 to 19:00 o'clock.

Also see the Official Program

Helicoptertransfers at introductory prices

Arrive with style. You will be flying a Westland-Aerospatiale Gazelle helicopter which is taking you from Budapest downtown or the airport directly to Hungaroring - and back if needed. Beside the saving of time, a great experience!
Book now at special introductory prices

Ready for take off?

 



Review 2011




Button wins action-packed Hungarian GP

Jenson Button claimed victory in his 200th grand prix as he perfectly judged an absorbing race in changeable weather in Hungary.

McLaren could have had a one-two, with Lewis Hamilton leading much of the race, but a tyre strategy misjudgement and a penalty ruined Hamilton's afternoon.

World championship leader Sebastian Vettel had to settle for second, ahead of Fernando Alonso's Ferrari and the recovering Hamilton.

McLaren had taken the advantage early in a race that began on a damp track with everyone on intermediates, Hamilton attacking Vettel relentlessly through the opening laps as both slid around in a dice more reminiscent of a karting scrap than Formula 1.

The lead...

Read the full race report here...

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